Original U.S. Vietnam War Early “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Material Poncho Liner - 68 x 80” Russian Documents Books and up to 6 of

and up to 6 of these never received guns

After long service she was finally retired and broken up at the Royal Naval Dockyard at DEPTFORD in 1814

During this time it took part in the Invasion of Poland and the Invasion of France

Their advertisements were mostly about "sets of tools in leather cases"

and will provide useful to protect bedding from rain or dew

Original U.S. Vietnam War Early “Duck Hunter” Camouflage Material Poncho Liner - 68 x 80” Russian Documents Books and up to 6 ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a Vietnam War Duck Hunter camouflage poncho liner, used extensively during the early war. These were mostly issued to advisors in the early stages of US involvement in Vietnam, specifically the 7th Special Forces Group. The liner measures roughly 68 x 80 and does retain what was once a tag, which has now faded and is no longer legible. All tie strings are retained on the liner, and the