Original U.S. WWII Vietnam War M1 Helmet with USMC Reversible Camouflage Cover Category_Rear Sight Assembly many paratroopers had to row

many paratroopers had to row with their weapons because the canvas boats lacked sufficient paddles

The steel mounts are engraved and the wood stock has some repairs along both sides of the barrel

" and it was adopted officially during WW1 on 1 October 1915

Since this series of body armor are similar to each other

Original U.S. WWII Vietnam War M1 Helmet with USMC Reversible Camouflage Cover Category_Rear Sight Assembly many paratroopers had to rowOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a moderately worn Vietnam War M1 helmet with reversible cover. There are no signs of any significant wear or damage to either the helmet, cover or liner. Vietnam War era M 1 helmet shells have a set of swivel (movable) chinstrap loops called bales and a stainless steel rim. These rims were both rust resistant and had non magnetic qualities that reduced the chance of error readings when