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Your cart is empty.This 2-inch U.S. D-Day Paratrooper Brass Clicker from Armory Replicas emits a loud clicking sound that is easily discernable from noise in a natural environment. Therefore, this clicker can be heard from far away and the sound is easily identified. The click is created by pressing the two prongs of the clicker together and releasing. Two clicks are created from this motion; the first higher pitched than the last. The U.S. D-Day Paratrooper Brass Clicker is small enough to be carried easily and there is a hole in one of the prongs so that the clicker can be affixed to a lanyard or keychain. βU. S.β is imprinted at the base of the clicker as a marker of its historical use. The U.S. D-Day Paratrooper Brass Clicker or clacker was first used in World War 2 by American paratroopers as a means of signal communication. One click to ask whether a nearby party was on their side and two clicks in return would signal that the second party is friend. This means of communication was used due to its subtlety and simplicity and soon after abandoned for the same reason; it was too easy for enemy forces to mimic. Original clickers were discarded after their use in the D-Day Invasion, however replicas like these work and sound just like them. These U.S. D-Day Paratrooper Brass Clickers from Armory Replicas are perfect for those interested in military history and memorabilia. Great quality reproductions of the US Crickets Clickers, used in the invasion of Normandy. Quality reproduction of Brass and steel. Properly MARKED "US" These are great pieces to add to your Airborne kit. Approximate dimensions: Length: 2 1/4 inches Width: 1 inch Height: 5/8 inch
Chesley Graham
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
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Melissa Daniel
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
If I was to use this clicker with any animal, the noise of the clicker would scare them off. It may be good as a deterrent rather than a bridge.
bruce f.
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
This small item makes a loud click
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
Doesnβt work
Kevin
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
Once you know this sound, it drills into your subconsciousness and lodges there for eternity. This bronze-ish doo-dad emits a a satisfying metallic *click* that cuts through almost anything. Good for dogs and soldiers apparently.
Donald Shockley
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
I wasn't even aware that there was enough demand for these reproductions to even exist, but I am glad they do. I had heard mention of these in lots of historical documentaries but had never actually seen or heard them. So as soon as I saw it, I had to order one. It's one of those itches you just have to scratch when the opportunity presents itself. I was kinda surprised at how large it was, I always imagined them being about half the size they actually are in person.
Elpnymtdr72
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
The edges are a little too sharp, especially the bottom part. Be careful when clicking. That's all.
K.M
Reviewed in Canada on May 26, 2017
BAD! all around BAD!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on October 22, 2016
Nice original
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