WW2 US Army 50 cal Ammo Box EMPTY REPAINTED

The WW2 US Army 50 cal Ammo Box EMPTY REPAINTED is a significant artifact representing the US military history dating back to World War II. It is a repainted, empty version of the original .50 caliber ammunition box that was used by the US army during the war for carrying and storing ammunition. Known for its sturdiness, the box was designed with steel, a materials providing great durability and resistance against harsh wartime conditions. Although repainted, it retains the classical military green color commonly associated with such items. The box measures approximately 7.25 inches in width, 14.75 inches in length, and 6.5 inches in height. Its compact dimensions and solid handle made it easy for soldiers to transport. This item serves as both a reflection of the practical, rugged design of wartime utilities and a historical memento of the global conflict that significantly shaped the 20th century.