Original Canadian WWII Long Branch Training Rifle Dated 1944 Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts and alerted the troops at

and alerted the troops at 06:00 in the expectation of the boats to be provided by the British XXX Corps

Soon afterwards

this is a helmet that could have been “faked” in the more modern times

the cruiser departed for Eniwetok

Beckman and Ryder shared a ME-109 destroyed near Lake Balaton during the November 6th mission to Vienna

Original Canadian WWII Long Branch Training Rifle Dated 1944 Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts and alerted the troops atOriginal Item: Only One Available. Bearing serial number OL 3160 is a relatively scarce 1943 pattern long branch training rifle dated 1944. These non guns were built in Long Branch, Canada and were a Canadian version of the British Swift Trainer. Reference see "The Lee Enfield" . The final edition by Ian Skennerton page 314. These were built to have the equivalent weight as the No 4 (8. 5 lbs) and had a safety butt plate As per the above reference