Original Cuban Army Uniform Captured During 1983 U.S. Invasion of Grenada - Camouflage Fatigue Cap, Shirt, Belt with Cuban Army Buckle No Return On 19 December 1943

On 19 December 1943

with pockets being shifted and or removed depending on manufacturer

when Great Britain started supplying Short Lever Mark 2 Martini Rifles in 1894

An exception to the predominance of large-bladed sevillanas was the salvavirgo ("chastity knife")

The cross straps are a fantastic addition to this belt and both of the hooks are pebbled & gold-washed with RZM markings on the back ((RZM)) M5/72

Original Cuban Army Uniform Captured During 1983 U.S. Invasion of Grenada - Camouflage Fatigue Cap, Shirt, Belt with Cuban Army Buckle No Return On 19 December 1943Original Items Only One Set Available. Cuban Army material is very difficult to find, as none has been permitted to come into the country after the initiation of the U. S. Embargo beginning in 1962. The few items that do become available either have been captured during the U. S. Invasion of Grenada in 1983, or from those captured during the Cuban intervention in Angola. This example was almost certainly captured at Grenada. The set being offered here