Original U.S. WWII Doolittle B-25 Bomber No. 7 “Ruptured Duck” Fragment Mounted on Plaque with Photo of Veteran Holding Plaque - Recovered from Island of Nantien in 1990 Category_Brunswick Guns The blade is patterned after

The blade is patterned after the U

retained by two cross pins

HE cartridge M48 is used primarily for fragmentation

so the slider is loose in the channel

The collar itself features Karminrot (carmine red) piping around the edge

Original U.S. WWII Doolittle B-25 Bomber No. 7 “Ruptured Duck” Fragment Mounted on Plaque with Photo of Veteran Holding Plaque - Recovered from Island of Nantien in 1990 Category_Brunswick Guns The blade is patterned afterOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding artifact of the Doolittle Raid. This 9 x 12 plaque displays a small fragment of aircraft material engraved DR7, taken from the B 25 SN: 40 2261 Ruptured Duck in 1990 during the Doolittle Raiders China Expedition led by Bryan Moon. Three weeks into the expedition, they found and retrieved an armor plate from behind the seat of Doolittles lead bomber, small pieces of the No. 7 bomber, and more