Original U.S. Korean War Dated Mitchell Pattern Camouflage Shelter Half & Pack with Entrenching Tool German Holsters Lying roughly halfway between American

Lying roughly halfway between American Army Airforce bases in the Mariana Islands and the Japanese islands

and did not even require modifications to the hammer or barrel to work

This was a very popular type of camouflage used on both sides of WWI

The crews flew with the 89th in their two borrowed A-20s flying missions

The outer cap unfortunately was broken

Original U.S. Korean War Dated Mitchell Pattern Camouflage Shelter Half & Pack with Entrenching Tool German Holsters Lying roughly halfway between AmericanOriginal Item. Only One Available. Issued by the Marine Corps, the Mitchell pattern Shelter Half was made from water repellent cotton duck and was identical in design to the Army's olive green version. The reversible camouflage consisted of a green leaf 'summer' design with a brown cloud 'winter' pattern on the underside. Beginning in 1959, the Mitchell camouflage pattern was also used for the reversible M1 helmet cover. This is a great set including