Original U.S. Vietnam War Era ODA-133 11th Special Forces Group Airborne Presentation Trailblazer Knife by Camillus Sterling SMG All three original liner retaining

All three original liner retaining pins are intact The interior of the helmet still has the original M31 leather liner with all eight of its fingers in good condition

there are many known 1918 dated photographs showing it was still in use with the artillery at the end of the war

Gurley / Troy

Our example is beautifully made possibly by a fine furniture manufacturer

as well as some damage from use

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era ODA-133 11th Special Forces Group Airborne Presentation Trailblazer Knife by Camillus Sterling SMG All three original liner retainingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The 11th Special Forces Group was a U. S. Army Reserve Group located along the east coast of the United States. It was activated as part of the Army Reserves in Boston, Massachusetts on March 1, 1961. The 11th SFGA, along with the 12th SFGA, was deactivated in 1994 as a cost cutting measure. Many of the Soldiers of both reserve groups would join either the 19th or 20th Special Forces Groups of the U. S. Army's National