Original Polish Cold War Issue Soviet RPG-43 Inert HEAT Grenade - High Explosive Anti-Tank ERA but the actual equipment used

but the actual equipment used by the soldiers depicted in the film

At Bastogne

with the original inertial friction fuse still attached

The last use of observation balloons by the Army was during maneuvers conducted in Louisiana during September 1941

- Claymore Mine M57 “Clacker” Firing Device (Dated 1976): The M57 firing device (colloquially referred to as the "clacker") is included with each mine

Original Polish Cold War Issue Soviet RPG-43 Inert HEAT Grenade - High Explosive Anti-Tank ERA but the actual equipment usedOriginal Item: Only one Available. This is a genuine very good condition inert example of a Soviet Manufactured RPG 43 (Short for ruchnaya protivotankovaya granata obraztca 1943, goda meaning "hand held anti tank grenade, year of 1943"). It is marked SZKOLNY in several places, which translates to "school" or training. This training grenade is completely void of any explosive content and is in complete compliance per the current BATF standards on inert