Original U.S. WWII Hand Held Air Raid Siren by Federal Electric Company German Uniforms Rate-of-fire possible was up to

Rate-of-fire possible was up to 25 rounds per minute while the standard shell was High-Explosive (HE) in nature

Rear Admiral Bass returned in 1934 for a short tour of duty at the Navy Department in the Bureau of Engineering

which exists today as FN Herstal

It was awarded to motorized/Mechanized Infantry troops according to the same criteria as listed above

Military Rifle that led to the the legendary Springfield Trapdoor Model of 1873

Original U.S. WWII Hand Held Air Raid Siren by Federal Electric Company German Uniforms Rate-of-fire possible was up toOriginal Item: Only One Available: This a fully functional (and loud) U. S. WWII Hand Crank Air Raid Siren. These covers are almost always missing, and of the few examples we have had, most were without the cover or sling, like this example. The siren is maker marked on the reverse: FEDERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INCCHICAGO Constructed predominantly of aluminum with integral one piece carry handle and crank handle. These were originally painted OD green,