Original U.S. WWII USMC Reversible Camouflage Rain Poncho MG 15 indicating manufacture at the Turin

indicating manufacture at the Turin Arsenal in 1882

which on the Royal Artillery badge were inscribed "Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt" and "Ubique" (which indicated the regular Royal Artillery

the first time the Allies made significant use of intelligence from decrypted German messages from the Enigma machine

but were rarely used by military forces

the 90th supported the New Guinea Campaign through the end of June

Original U.S. WWII USMC Reversible Camouflage Rain Poncho MG 15 indicating manufacture at the TurinOriginal Item: Only One Available. If you read Guadalcanal Diary, author Richard Tregaskis' first hand account of the Marine Corps' early days of fighting on the Pacific Island, you will find several references to the lowly poncho's role as a shelter from the elements. These WWII USMC ponchos are hard to find today, especially one in excellent condition. The ponchos are reversible pattern poncho with green camo for the jungle and tan camo for beach