Original WWII Indian First Field Dressing – Indian Medical Service – Unopened Wartime Issue s6 It features an effigy of

It features an effigy of the reigning monarch

A compact training and display set: eight DRILL 7

62x39mm AKM magazine and three inert rounds

adds to the authenticity and historical value of the set

manufactured in December 1984 (marked CY 12-84 504)

Original WWII Indian First Field Dressing – Indian Medical Service – Unopened Wartime Issue s6 It features an effigy ofThis Original WWII Indian First Field Dressing (FFD) is a rare and authentic piece of wartime medical equipment issued by the Indian Medical Service during the Second World War. Designed for immediate treatment of battlefield wounds, the FFD was a vital part of every soldiers personal gear and played a crucial role in first aid care for British Indian Army personnel. This dressing consists of two sterile gauze pads sewn into cotton fabric, impregnated