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The Mk VII was one of the British Army's most important field compasses and was widely used by officers
The Station Radio A13 was a vital piece of post-WWII communication equipment
The map was created to provide detailed information on the geography
The 2pdr cartridge has been cut down to a height of approx 2 inches
Inert 7.62mm British Experimental Tracer Round (1989 RG Radway Green) german badges and medals The Mk VII was oneThis inert 7. 62mm British experimental tracer round, dated 1989 and headstamped RG for Radway Green, represents a fascinating piece of late Cold War ammunition development. Produced at the Royal Ordnance Factory Radway Green, a key UK military ammunition facility, this round reflects ongoing efforts to refine tracer performance for improved visibility, accuracy, and ballistic consistency. Experimental tracer rounds such as this were typically
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