Original British WWII Mills Bomb Grenade Crate with Fuze Can and Bottom Plug Wrench - Dated 1943 Category_Lock Assembly McLean was wounded but immediately

McLean was wounded but immediately shot the first attacker down in flames

The average age nation-wide was 18

The bottom rear of the receiver is correctly marked 9 (Arrow) 5

at a time when they started using different materials for the outer finish

which is amidst an infantry scene

Original British WWII Mills Bomb Grenade Crate with Fuze Can and Bottom Plug Wrench - Dated 1943 Category_Lock Assembly McLean was wounded but immediatelyOriginal Item. Only One Available. "Mills bomb" is the popular name for a series of British hand grenades which were designed by William Mills. They were the first modern fragmentation grenades used by the British Army and saw widespread use in the First and Second World Wars. This is an outstanding 1943 dated crate for the storage of 12 Mills hand grenades. The side of the crate reads: 12 GRENADES HAND LOT 873 NO 36M MK 1 RA 9 43 12 DETS LOT 101 D8