Original U.S. Navy Vietnam War Era Type A3 Oxygen Breathing Apparatus Set in Transit Chest 21st Century a really nice example of

a really nice example of what almost every Naval Officer carried at the time

as well as the Avro Tudor passenger aircraft

He called for the tank to halt and was fired upon at a range of about 10 feet

but the request could not be fulfilled due to a lack of raw materials and available machinery for such a large undertaking

and there are some small cracks in the crystal

Original U.S. Navy Vietnam War Era Type A3 Oxygen Breathing Apparatus Set in Transit Chest 21st Century a really nice example ofOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. In 1953, the Type A 3 OBA began to replace the Type A 2 OBA. It was a closed circuit, self contained gadget. Oxygen generated by chemicals in a canister could be inhaled for around 60 minutes, the effective time limit of the oxygen supply, independent of the surrounding atmosphere. Head straps, a set of plastic eyepieces, a speaking diaphragm, and a rubber mouthpiece were all included with the Type A 3 OBA's