Original German WWII Aircraft Inert MG15 Machine Gun Drum Magazine Recovered with Provenance Tags - HE111 Crashed in Wolsey in 1940 U.S. Badges The Luftwaffe countered by installing

The Luftwaffe countered by installing flak alleys along the approach lines in order to protect the Me 262s from the ground and providing top cover with conventional fighters during takeoff and landing

having an aluminum plate installed on the left side where the dial would have been

which still dry fires

That makes this a lovely "ALL MATCHING" example

was type classed "Standard A" in April 1968 for CONUS units

Original German WWII Aircraft Inert MG15 Machine Gun Drum Magazine Recovered with Provenance Tags - HE111 Crashed in Wolsey in 1940 U.S. Badges The Luftwaffe countered by installingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an exceptionally interesting relic German WWII Luftwaffe MG 15 aircraft machine gun saddle drum magazine, preserved with two old provenance tags identifying it as recovered from the wreckage of Heinkel He 111P 4 Werknummer 2877 of 2. Kampfgeschwader 55, which crashed at a Workshop Farm, Wolvey, near Nuneaton, Warwickshire, on the night of 19 November 1940. The magazine is empty and completely inert, and appears to