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ASMC
Last updated
about 11 hours ago
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Replica of the US Clicker Invasion. This small signaling device was first used in 1944 during Operation Overlord in Normandy as a recognition feature of the US 101st Airborne Division. The distinct clicking sound allowed paratroopers to communicate discreetly or in darkness and to locate their unit more quickly in enemy territory. - Material: 100% brass
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Nachbau des US Klickers Invasion. Dieses kleine Signalgerät wurde zum ersten Mal 1944 während der Operation Overlord in der Normandie als Erkennungsmerkmal der US 101st Airborne Division eingesetzt. Durch das deutliche Klickgeräusch konnten Fallschirmjäger unauffällig oder in Dunkelheit miteinander kommunizieren und ihre Truppe auf feindlichem Gebiet schneller wiederfinden. - Material: 100% Messing
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