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Military Cricket Clicker Clacker
$22.99
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- PARATROOPER HISTORY: A clicking "cricket" used to communicate with Airborne troops.
- WORKING REPLICA: Genuine brass and steel construction, stamped "U.S."
- DIMENSIONS: Approximately 2 1/4”x 1”x 5/8”, with a lanyard hole.
- AUTHENTIC SOUND: Produces the same distinctive click used for silent signaling.
- GREAT GIFT IDEA: A meaningful piece for WWII history and militaria collectors.
- PARATROOPER HISTORY: A clicking "cricket" used to communicate with Airborne troops.
- WORKING REPLICA: Genuine brass and steel construction, stamped "U.S."
- DIMENSIONS: Approximately 2 1/4”x 1”x 5/8”, with a lanyard hole.
- AUTHENTIC SOUND: Produces the same distinctive click used for silent signaling.
- GREAT GIFT IDEA: A meaningful piece for WWII history and militaria collectors.
$22.99
Military Cricket Clicker Clacker
US Paratroopers were issued these clicking "crickets" to communicate with Airborne troops in the darkness preceding the Normandy landings on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Our high-quality working replica features genuine brass and steel construction and is stamped with "U.S."
Paratrooper History
Working Replica
Authentic Sound
Great Gift Idea
A Piece of WWII History
This working replica of the iconic D-Day cricket clicker is crafted from genuine brass and steel, stamped "U.S.", and ready for use as a collectible, training tool, or everyday carry.
Paratrooper History
- Used by US Paratroopers to identify friend or foe on D-Day
- Issued for silent communication in total darkness before Normandy
- Simple yet effective: distinct click sound made when pressed
Brass & Steel
Working Replica
- Genuine brass and steel construction for lasting durability
- Stamped "U.S." for authentic period-correct detail
- Lanyard hole included for convenient carry
Authentic Click
Authentic Sound
- Produces the same distinctive click used for silent signaling
- Also commonly used today as a dog training device
- Handy for home, camping, and office use
A Great Gift Idea for WWII History Collectors
A meaningful piece for WWII history and militaria collectors, this cricket clicker clacker connects you to one of history's most pivotal moments — the D-Day Normandy landings of June 6, 1944.
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