Wire cutter with case. Key tool used by soldiers. Wire cutters to cut through barbed wire. Marking: U.S. HKP 1945. Case is army green canvas with 'US' stamped on front. '??? STCH.CORPS 1944'

Practice baseball grenade with markings on blue handle 'FUZE M228 HIA02A #001-014'

Practice pineapple grenade. Markings on blue handle are 'FUZE M228 MEI05E 022-031'

Practice lemon grenade with markings on blue handle, 'FUZE M228 ME101H 018-011'

UWO-0035 WWII US M6A1 BAZOOKA PRACTICE ROCKET. Marked 'ROCKET PRAC.A.T.M7A. Lot ?C-30-14' black metal

Flotation Belt worn by many of the soldiers who landed on Normandy Beach on D-Day. It was supposed to be worn under the armpits (not around the waist) and inflated by CO2 cylinders. The problem was that many soldiers wore it incorrectly and when inflated it would cause a soldier with a pack weighing 60-70 pounds to overturn in deeper water. Markings: TO INFLATE SQUEEZE ARROWS TOGETHER WITH A HARD QUICK GRIP AND RELEASE' is on end next to USN hook up; 'OCT 20 1944 18? CONT. NO. W25 030 tc 7 DURKEE-ATWOOD CO MPLS' is on opposite end.

Green canvas utility belt with two small pouches that have US stamped on the front and undistinguishable markings, possibly 'POCKET AMMUNITION' Many metal eyelets to attach more items.

Green canvas with brown binding. It rolls up into compact pouch that ties shut. When unrolled, it offers many different pockets. In the pockets: Colgate raps shave powder; Squibb tooth powder; Gillette razor, Ca-Mal soap; Amolin deodorant powder; comb, nail file, mirror, hand towel.