Hudson & Allen WW II U.S. Gas Mask & Small Arms Markings Decals 9622
1/35th Scale
This sheet contains markings for metal .30 cal. ammo boxes, metal packing cans for .30 cal. carbine and .30 cal. Garand rounds. Included as well are common wooden small arms ammunition box markings, rifle & fragmentation grenade box markings, and the most common gas masks used by G.I.s during WW II.
The supplies needed to sustain any modern army in the field is almost beyond calculation. In the first two weeks after D-Day, over 200,000 tons of supplies were landed, and it is calculated that the attacking Allied army would burn about 1 million gallons of gasoline a day. In surveying almost any wartime photos you will be sure to see many varieties of boxes in and about the vehicles and littering the battlefields. Huge amounts of small arms ammo was consumed, and now you can accurately model many of the most common types. All our markings were taken directly from surviving WW II specimens and most of the lettering can be read under magnification.