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I have a large collection of Japanese military documents (aparently not all soldier) that was passed down to me. I have some information on a few of the items, but know very little about most. I’m posting photos of a shooter’s score book (with entries) that is part of this mixed grouping. I have a few notes that say two soldier’s names appear in the book: 2nd Lt Miyagawa and Wattatsuki. I’m hoping that Guy and others might be able to provide me with more information. Thanks for any help.

Tom

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Hi all, I wonder if you are able to help me.

I’m after good clear photos of the buttons specifically for a RAD tunic, the dimpled type, front and back

Were these just the normal aluminium type WH, LW type but unpainted?

I’ve searched on here and the other forums, but have come up blank on specific RAD buttons.

Thanks in advance … as ever !! cool militaria

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Hi Gentlemen,

I believe it’s a genuine Minensucher-Kriegsabzeichen in good condition but just in case, can you confirm?

thank you,

BR,

Pierre

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Basically what the title says.
Lets say one found a fully functional M1 garand in a barn in germany. It’s never been registered in germany since it’s been in that barn since WWII. How would one send it to michigan?
Thanks for your answers.