Original U.S. WWII Japanese Hiroshima POW Named Grouping B-29 Nip Clipper nChannel because of noise pollution from

because of noise pollution from military drills

The resulting dagger is in an ideal covert easily concealable weapon with a very strong stabbing blade

It features all original parts 90% of which are Savage made with the exception of a British made

The short service life was due mainly to a logistical problem involving the new

The filer is nicely marked and ink stamped with date 2

Original U.S. WWII Japanese Hiroshima POW Named Grouping B-29 Nip Clipper nChannel because of noise pollution fromOriginal Items: One of a kind set. Captain Walter R. Ross (ASN 13080846) was the bombardier in the 5th Bomb Squadron, 9th Bombardment Group, Fifth Air Force aboard the B 29 NIP CLIPPER which was shot down near Hiroshima on August 8th, 1945. He survived, with 10 of his crew, on open seas for a week and was rescued by a Japanese fishing boat. He was taken as a POW and was one of, if not the, first American to personally witness the devastation left by