Your's Truly launching Tomcat with live ordnance at NAS Miramar. VF-302 Fighting Stallions, late 1992 or early 1993.

Hello Not sure if anyone has gotten around to posting a photo of an F-14A Tomcat yet, so thought I'd fire off a couple, since I Served in a Fighter Squadron. F-14A Tomcat of VF-302 Fighting Stallions leaving the starting blocks off the USS Nimitz (CVN-68) in August 1992 off the So. Cal./Northern Baj...

Just checked and mine does have "United States Property" on the Left side of the Top Strap as well. Odds are I will get to fire this revolver this Saturday, which is a big deal seeing as I don't have a regular safe and legal place to shoot. Looking forward to it.
Mark

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There was a Haversack that was made for Officers that was part of the Pattern-1937 Web Equipment. It is the last one listed on the page.
Mark

http://www.karkeeweb.com/patterns/1937/ ... sacks.html

Here is a bleary photo of the markings. Notice the "19...40" date marking. Not easy to see is the "FTR" etching below the III where it has been "sanded down". This rifle spent some time in India following India's independence (1947?) as it has been re-barreled and the b...

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Yes, it does have US Property marked on it. On the left side of the top strap. I don't have it on me at this moment, but I'll look next time to see if it is marked "US Property" or "United States Property", I think if is the latter though.
Mark

Thanks for sharing some of your experiences, and thanks for saying I posted this in the right place. I guess this "story" would be at home on a Veteran's website and I have also posted it on a 1980s Pop Culture Forum I visit. But I think that Veterans can relate to it more, even if they ar...

And here is a box (empty) for British (actually Canadian-made) .380-in Revolver Cartridges.