Original U.S. WWII USS Pomfret (SS-391) Balao-class Submarine Wool Embroidered “Battle Flag” - 64 ½” x 53 ½” MG 13 and fire the grenade by

and fire the grenade by means of a lanyard pull

other than his four years commanding the NASSAU

commander of the U

no doubt have been kept in secure storage for many years it even comes with the original user manual

model ANG6530 by American Optical Company offered in excellent condition with green tint lenses

Original U.S. WWII USS Pomfret (SS-391) Balao-class Submarine Wool Embroidered “Battle Flag” - 64 ½” x 53 ½” MG 13 and fire the grenade byOriginal Item: Only One Available. When it comes to rare flags, Submarine and U Boat related ones are near the top of the list. The tradition of submarine battle flags began during WWII when subs returning from patrol would fly flags representing ships sunk, total tonnage, or a broom indicating a clean sweep (meaning that every target engaged was destroyed). Toward the end of the war the crews started making flags specific to their boat with a logo