Original Soviet WWII Scarce Inert Russian RPG-6 Anti-Tank Hand Grenade Czech Militaria who has written that the

who has written that the D stands for Dienstuhr (Service Watch) and the H = Heer (Army)

but particularly those bearing specific unit insignia

who was Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force in Europe in World War II

indicating when and where it was acquired:

Generally worn in pairs attached to the outer waist belt on either side of the belt buckle

Original Soviet WWII Scarce Inert Russian RPG-6 Anti-Tank Hand Grenade Czech Militaria who has written that theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an extremely scarce example of the Ruchnaya Protivotankovaya Granata, or RPG 6 Handheld Anti Tank Grenade. The RPG 6 was designed as a replacement for the RPG 43 after the Battle of Kursk. It underwent testing in September 1943, and was accepted into service in October 1943. First RPG 6 grenades were used against Axis troops in last week of October 1943. The weapon was a success and went into mass production