Original WWII Japanese Kamikaze Diary and Hachimaki Headband with Letter from U.S. Army Veteran who Captured them in Luzon, Phillippines, 1945 U.S. Field Gear do not try and smoke

do not try and smoke them

the company that developed the MP38 and MP40

the wooden grips have suffered

knee-deep mud

when it launched 12 B-26s for a low-level attack on a power plant in Holland

Original WWII Japanese Kamikaze Diary and Hachimaki Headband with Letter from U.S. Army Veteran who Captured them in Luzon, Phillippines, 1945 U.S. Field Gear do not try and smokeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible little grouping which was obtained directly by the veteran who captured it in the Philippines in 1945! This was part of the collection of Terry Gardner, of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, who was a longtime collector of Imperial Japanese Militaria and was relatively well known in the community when he collected. This particular lot consists of a diary and a Hachimaki which were purportedly collected