Inert .50 Cal Spotting Round – Kynoch 1973 – WOMBAT Recoilless Rifle underwear The medals included in the

The medals included in the trio are:

chosen for its properties such as malleability

Steel-cased ammunition became standard production during the middle years of the war and was issued extensively to frontline troops

and soldiers were required to carry protective gear at all times

while the Victory Medal was awarded to those who served in a theatre of war

Inert .50 Cal Spotting Round – Kynoch 1973 – WOMBAT Recoilless Rifle underwear The medals included in theA specialist short case . 50 spotting round used with British WOMBAT recoilless rifles. Original inert British . 50 calibre spotting round with Kynoch 1973 headstamp, designed for use with recoilless rifle systems such as the L6 WOMBAT. Unlike standard . 50 BMG ammunition, this example features the shortened case design used in spotting rifles, where the round was ballistically matched to the main weapon to allow accurate ranging before firing.