Original U.S. WWII New Testament Heart-Shield “May the Lord be with you” Breast Pocket Bible Identified to Navy Sailor with Letter of Favorite Bible Verses from his Mother Breda M-37 In the event of a

In the event of a power failure another crewman would use this to crank the turret into the vertical position to allow the gunner to exit

as the early green paint can be seen in areas where it has chipped through

and the lands show some wear

This may best be described as a "torture" set

a service member must have performed sea duty in the West Indies between the dates of 1 May 1898 and 16 August 1898

Original U.S. WWII New Testament Heart-Shield “May the Lord be with you” Breast Pocket Bible Identified to Navy Sailor with Letter of Favorite Bible Verses from his Mother Breda M-37 In the event of aOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of an item that is growing increasingly difficult to come across, the Heart Shield bible. John Phillips, an American soldier, received a government issue pocket Bible before he shipped off to Europe during World War II. On patrol, trudging through knee deep snow during the Ardennes Offensive and the Battle of the Bulge, Phillips and his squad found themselves in the middle of an ambush.