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RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-06. THE CUP DISCHARGER BAG ON A SOLDIER'S BELT. IT IS THE OPENED POUCH NEAREST THE CAMERA AND IS USED TO HOLD THE GRENADE DISCHARGER CUP ATTACHED TO THE BARREL OF THE RIFLE.
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-06. A SOLDIER ARMED WITH A GRENADE DISCHARGER CUP ATTACHED TO A .303 INCH RIFLE FIRES FROM THE HIP DURING A DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS INFANTRY WEAPONS. THIS POSITION IS ADO
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-06. A SOLDIER ARMED WITH A GRENADE DISCHARGER CUP ATTACHED TO A .303 INCH RIFLE FIRES FROM THE GROUND DURING A DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS INFANTRY WEAPONS. THIS POSITION IS
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-06. A RIFLEMAN HOLDING HIS RIFLE WITH FIXED BAYONET DURING A DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS INFANTRY WEAPONS. NOTE THE GRENADE ATTACHED TO HIS BELT BELOW HIS LEFT ELBOW.
QX61195 Private Henry Richard Maris, 2/33rd Australian Infantry Battalion; using a rifle grenade launcher with EY (Edward Yule - inventor) discharger cup (these were ordinary .303 rifles no longer sui
Fabric Pouch for Japanese Type 100 7.7 m.m. Grenade discharger. No. 10150. The Type 100 cup-type grenade discharger was used for projecting the Type 99 (1939) fragmentation grenade. The launcher wa
Arisaka Type 99 Rifle, modified to fire a Type 89 grenade discharger. The rifle is bolt action, with an internal magazine and dust cover. It has been heavily modified, with the barrel shortened and a
