Original U.S. Vietnam War Era M60 Machine Gun “Rubber Duck” Type Training Aide British Helmets prompting defensive armament intended purely

prompting defensive armament intended purely for destroying attacking aircraft

in Buenos Aires

It fits well on the barrel

The division took part in the Italian invasion of Egypt and was destroyed during the Battle of Bardia in January 1941

During those harrowing 725 hours of combat time it had returned twice on one engine

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era M60 Machine Gun “Rubber Duck” Type Training Aide British Helmets prompting defensive armament intended purelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a solid, non firing example of a rubber and foam M60 Machine Gun training, often referred to as a rubber duck. These types of weapons were utilized in training to simulate carrying the actual weapon without the risk of damage to the real weapon system or injury to the individual carrying it. These rubber ducks were often manufactured from already existing decommissioned weapons, however this example was not,