Original U.S. WWII USN Navy Gun Camera 16mm Mounted to NAF1174-1 Grip Trigger to Document Bomb Damage Results - Rare French Uniforms At the beginning of World

At the beginning of World War II

The screws are all still present and have intact slots

and the high numbers of material lost on the Eastern Front during WWII

Director of the Royal Armory of Arms of War at Mauberge (North)

299B - Superman by Benny Goodman & His Orchestra

Original U.S. WWII USN Navy Gun Camera 16mm Mounted to NAF1174-1 Grip Trigger to Document Bomb Damage Results - Rare French Uniforms At the beginning of WorldOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an outstanding example of a U. S. Navy WWII 16mm Gun Camera which was modified during the war, with an NAF1174 1 grip attached to the bottom. This was done by the Navy during the war, so that pilots could document bomb damage results. There is very little documentation on these modified cameras, with the only solid evidence we could find being from the Houston Wing, Commemorative Air Force, who has two of