Original U.S. WWII Navy Type A Portable Multi-Purpose Signal Light 17-L-15 French Flags communication lines severed and German

communication lines severed and German reinforcements were denied access to the beach landing areas

It has been suggested that HOOGENBERGH was a section of the city at that time

blc was assigned to the Carl Zeiss of Jena Company

In 1772 Richard Sheridan fought a famous duel against Captain Thomas Mathews

Constructed of grey/green "Felgrau" wool with red cap band

Original U.S. WWII Navy Type A Portable Multi-Purpose Signal Light 17-L-15 French Flags communication lines severed and GermanOriginal Item: Only One Available. Excellent condition World War II US Navy Type A Portable Multipurpose Signal Light manufactured by the Portable Lamp & Equipment Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. These lights were used by USN personnel on landing crews or in small boats to signal nearby ships. The set is in excellent condition, appears to be complete and in working order. Included with the light assembly are additional extension cords, remote