Original Vietnam War Era U.S. M34 Willie Pete Smoke Incendiary Inert Grenade EOD Recognition Trainer MG 34 Accessories Randolph got underway for the

Randolph got underway for the Panama Canal and the Pacific

The blade is in good shape

Apprenticed to William Brander in 1768

Wahlstrom skillfully and courageously conducted his aircraft in a fighter-bomber attack against an enemy aircraft carrier

Anywhere from 2% to 20% of modern cluster munitions do not detonate upon impact (this rate rises to 30% for older bombs in used Southeast Asia) leaving a deadly hazard for years to come

Original Vietnam War Era U.S. M34 Willie Pete Smoke Incendiary Inert Grenade EOD Recognition Trainer MG 34 Accessories Randolph got underway for theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Totally inert and demilitarized according to BATF guidelines with hollow body and inert fuse. This grenade cannot be converted to an explosive device and is not available for export. This is a very nice example of an EOD Recognition trainer U. S. M34 White Phosphorous "Willie Pete" Smoke Incendiary Grenade. It is not an actual grenade, and is made from resin to resemble the grenade for EOD training purposes. The fuse