Original U.S. WWII Crate for C-3 Composition Demolition Blocks - Dynamite - Dated January 1945 GWOT and that's the only good

and that's the only good thing I can say about the British

the United States invaded the Dominican Republic (operation “Power Pack”) and briefly occupied the country

JUST ABOUT a month before the war ended

though it looks to be made partly of pressed paper

Original U.S. WWII Crate for C-3 Composition Demolition Blocks - Dynamite - Dated January 1945 GWOT and that's the only goodOriginal Item. Only One Available. Dynamite was a very crucial material used by both sides during World War II. Due to the nature of these items, very few examples survive to this day. Most, if not used, were intentionally destroyed for obvious reasons! This is a great scarce crate meant to transport demolition blocks. The side reads: R 7 HDA 16 BLOCKS, DEMOLITION, M3 (COMPOSITION C 3) IN 2 HAVERSACKS 0. 81 CU. FT. 44 LBS. GROSS JAN 11 1945 36 LBS.