Inert British .303 Round – GB 1941 Greenwood & Batley, Leeds belt Soldiers typically carried the FFD

Soldiers typically carried the FFD in their uniform pockets for quick access during combat

Used by the British forces for wireless reception and field communications

The Assault Pack was a crucial part of the British Army's strategy during D-Day as it allowed soldiers to carry the necessary equipment with them as they landed on the beaches

Sets retaining original contents are becoming noticeably scarce

Crafted from durable materials

Inert British .303 Round – GB 1941 Greenwood & Batley, Leeds belt Soldiers typically carried the FFDThis is an inert British . 303 cartridge dated 1941 with the GB headstamp, identifying production by Greenwood & Batley, Leeds, one of Britains major ammunition manufacturers. Produced during the post war period, these rounds were widely issued for training and service use as the . 303 remained in active deployment across the Commonwealth. This example retains its original finish and clear markings, making it ideal for collectors of post war British