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What is a brass world war 2 pin with two crossed rifles a 3 at the top and an H at the bottom?
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∙ 16y ago
the 3 stands for the 3 rd infantry [crossed rifles] H was the division,
hence the 3 rd infantry division,
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How many rifles were used in World War 2?
Over 100 million rifles were used during World War 2.
What were the regiments in the World War 1?
they were my friends rlc and rifles and ctb
Why did they used rifles in World War 1?
To kill people Hello
What guns did the they use during World War 2?
the german side of the conflict used mainly the Mp series of SMGS and mauser rifles, the british had the tommyguns and rifles, japan had ariska rifles, china had stolen rifles and guns from japan and guns given by the USA, USA had the greasegun, tommygun, M1 rifles and M2 machineguns
Did somebody make a World War 1 or World War 2 brass knuckle trench knife with a detachable brass knuckles?
yes, 1918 LF&C mfg. trench knife. the handle can be removed but not recommended.
What does CAL mean on a World War 1 military pin that has two crossed rifles?
CAL on a World War 1 military pin with crossed rifles most likely refers to California. It could be a symbol indicating the unit or organization that the individual belonged to, possibly a California-based infantry unit. Further research into specific units or markings may provide more information about the pin's significance and the individual's service.
What does a World War 2 pin circular with crossed rifles mean?
It sounds like you are describing a collar brass insignia for Infantry. The Army had several Branches such as Infantry, Ordnance, Air Corps, Legal, Medical, etc. A soldier wore a round brass insiginia that was 1.0 inch diameter on the collar of his uniform that indicated his branch of service. On this disc was an emblem that was a symbol of his branch. The symbol for the infantry was crossed rifles. Notice that a soldier may be assigned to an Infantry Division but be a part of the Medial service or the Artillery. Therefore, the insignia he wore would reflect this specialty and not the Infantry. This branch insignia was worn on the LEFT collar. On the Right collar was worn a similar disc with "US" on it.
What is represented by a pin from World War 2 that has both crossed skis and rifles?
I believe that represented those who served in the 'Ski Patrol'. Friend of mine was in the Ski Patrol in Europe.
How many rifles were used in World War 2?
Over 100 million rifles were used during World War 2.
Which countries had rifles in world war1?
All of them.
Brass world gift India worth anything?
Vases brass etched set of 3
How many rifles are there?
Tens of millions world wide
How many rifles are there in the world?
Over 10 million
What does a World War 2 soldier's hat badge with two oak or laurel leaves in a V shape with crossed Enfield rifles symbolize?
If the badge you have is the same as the one here, wargamming.com then it is an Expert Rifleman Badge. It was obsolete by World War Two, but many who won it previously still wore it during the war.
How abundant is brass?
Brass is an abundant alloy and is found in locations throughout the world. Because it is abundant it is relatively cheap.
Did soldiers in World War 1 use rifles?
yes they did
What was used in World War 1 by all soldiers?
Rifles.
