Overcoat, Wool Melton, OD, Roll Collar, 32oz(trench coat)WW2is there an m???? number for this?
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There is no "M" number for this..The nomenclature is exactly how you wrote it. Just cause some chick has her pig tails too tight dont mean a question isnt unreadable to the rest of the world.
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I was able to get some of my father's WWII records by starting at this site:\n\nhttp://www.archives.gov/veterans/evetrecs/index.html\n\nWhat I got wasn't complete & I was informed that sometimes the records from that era are sketchy.\n\nGood Luck!
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http://home.earthlink.net/~gfeldmeth/chart.1812.html\n\nGo to this website and do your research.
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Try contact the ASTM Directly - it's one of their specs.\n\nA311/A311M-04 - Standard Specification for Cold-Drawn, Stress-Relieved Carbon Steel Bars Subject to Mechanical Property Requirements.\n\nwww.astm.org\n\nThanks!!! Morgan x :o)
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When you find a store with some anti magnetic paint be sure to pick up some anti gravity shoes...then e-mail be right a way.  I'll make you a very handsome profit!  \n\nI'd use zimmerit myself! Go to eBay and so if any ex SS members have some left over from WWII. Then you can drive your tank all around a magnetic minefield to your heart's content.
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I will have to go to a WW1 forum that I am in and ask..it might take a day or so but ill try to find out for you
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I am sure you can go to the maufacturers' website. I am sure the number means more than just one thing. For instance.. The first two numbers could be the year then the month, maybe the model and then further a one of a kind ID # for tracking. I don't know a lot about guns but a few months ago I was given a bunch of canned food with really strange codes that didn't look like any date that I could decipher. After many phone calls to translate codes sometimes a number can mean what plant made the item etc.. I was also told that sometimes the codes are purposely not meant to be read by anyone but the manufacturer. If you don't know what kind of gun you have I am sure your local gun shop would take a look at it. They also could probably tell you about the code on your gun! Good luck!
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http://www.veteransagency.mod.uk/service_records/service_records.htm\n\nor lhttp://www.armed-guard.com/searchre.html\n\n\n\nmight be able to help
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If any site would have this, I would think the Army Corps of Engineers ERDC Cold Regions Research Lab website, listed below, would have this. It's got to be there somewhere!\n\nGood Luck!
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try looking under "vintage clothing" on e-bay
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Here's everything you could want to know about the M-1955.  \nhttp://www.olive-drab.com/od_soldiers_gear_body_armor_vietnam.php
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TRY THIS http://army.mil
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john smith has a ton of them. go to brute.com
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http://www.oup.co.uk/pdf/bt/blois/imchap06.pdf
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Aaaaah, that would 'The Wardrobe Dairy'. The only woman to have set up a dairy within a wardrobe during WW2.\n\nYou have to knock on the door of the wardrobe, and shout loudly, 'Drei liters von Vollmilch, bitte'
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go to a local army/navy surplus store and ask the owner for what you are looking for.
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The combat patch goes on the right shoulder and it should go opposite the way it fits on the left shoulder.  Take a look at how the Division CSM is wearing his patch.  Just reverse to go on the other side.\n\nWhen in doubt, call Marlowe White at 1-800-255-6136.  While they are a commercial company, they have been making uniforms since Washington crossed the Delaware (okay since 1879) and they will give you the straight skinny.  They are good folks.  \n\nMy last source shows the awarding of the combat patch to the Rainbow Division.  Congratulations.