Original U.S. WWII Vice Admiral Charles Lockwood Submarine Warfare Badge Insignia Lot; Worn on “Many War Patrols” - Commander, Submarines, Pacific Fleet (COMSUBPAC) MG 42 and this example actually has

and this example actually has an Intersting liner made of an oilcloth material

32 inch blade is in very good condition

and continued to make them after the war ended

Although it was a major improvement over the Type 22 rifle (also known as "Murata")

Original U.S. WWII Vice Admiral Charles Lockwood Submarine Warfare Badge Insignia Lot; Worn on “Many War Patrols” - Commander, Submarines, Pacific Fleet (COMSUBPAC) MG 42 and this example actually hasOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. Presented here is a remarkable pair of items that hold great historical significance. These items once belonged to Vice Admiral Charles Andrew Lockwood, a distinguished naval officer who served as the Commander of Submarines in the Pacific Fleet (COMSUBPAC). The first item is his personal Submarine Warfare Insignia, which was awarded to him after completing an extensive qualification process that lasts about one