Original U.S. WWII Inert Navy Anti-Submarine Warfare MK6 Depth Charge by Rheem Manufacturing Company - Dated 1942 Japanese Helmets The other drum belt carrier

The other drum belt carrier is marked  797 40

Unfortunately we have not been able to find much more information

The Site of the "ROMAN WAY BARRACKS" is in fact a site where Julius Caesar's Roman Legions held a stronghold for almost 400 years

The shell has the original OD green paint mostly intact

with a green field in the middle

Original U.S. WWII Inert Navy Anti-Submarine Warfare MK6 Depth Charge by Rheem Manufacturing Company - Dated 1942 Japanese Helmets The other drum belt carrierOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is an extremely rare example of the US Navys Mark 6 Depth Charge, as used for Anti Submarine Warfare during WWII. This example still retains the original data plate and stenciling which identifies it as a Mk 6 and dated 1942. The Mk. 6 depth charge cases were steel cylinders closed at the ends by steel heads welded in place. Set in each head of each case is an opening, closed by a pipe plug, through which