Original British WWII Set of 2 Royal Air Force Silk Evasion Maps of Southeast Asia - Burma, French Indochina & Siam Airsoft Guns Bill’s maps did not go

Bill’s maps did not go beyond the northern part of Germany

We believe this to be Josef Trienel

The right shoulder and sleeve has lovely bullion and “tape” rank insignia for a Staff Sergeant

with a partly oxidized finish

Western Cutlery received a number of US government knife contracts during World War II and produced thousands of combat knives during the war years

Original British WWII Set of 2 Royal Air Force Silk Evasion Maps of Southeast Asia - Burma, French Indochina & Siam Airsoft Guns Bill’s maps did not goOriginal Items: Only One Set of 2 Available. Evasion charts or escape maps are maps made for service members, and intended to be used when caught behind enemy lines to assist in performing escape and evasion. Such documents were secreted to prisoners of war by various means to aid in escape attempts. These two maps are part of a series of maps of the Southeast Asia produced by the Royal Air Force in 1944, and both are made from silk coated with