Original German WWII Long Handled Pioneer Wire Cutters - 25 Inches Long U.S. Military Maps - 3rd Army- 45h Infantry

- 3rd Army- 45h Infantry Division- 41st Infantry Division- Army Air Service- 37th Infantry Division- 24th Infantry Division - 4th Infantry Division - Coast Artillery Gunner Mine Company- 28th Infantry Division- 79th Infantry Division- 8th Infantry Division- 83rd Infantry Division (Bullion)- 78th Infantry Division - 9th Infantry Division- Advanced Section of Supply- 7th Infantry Division - 44th Infantry Division - Army Artillery - 38th Infantry Division - Army Ground Forces Command - 26th Infantry Division - 68th Field Artillery Battalion- x2 Unidentified

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Original German WWII Long Handled Pioneer Wire Cutters - 25 Inches Long U.S. Military Maps - 3rd Army- 45h InfantryOriginal Item: Only One Available. The German Pioniertruppen (Pioneer troops) were equipped to accomplish many different tasks. Whether it was laying mines, building (or demolishing) bridges, removing obstacles or constructing earth re enforcments; the Pioneer troops carried the necessary equipment. They had a variety of different tools such as long spades, saws, explosives, detonators, and wire cutters. The Drahtschere (wire cutters) came in two