Original U.S. Vietnam War Era M1 Helmet and Liner With Replicated ARVN Marine Division Camouflage Artwork U.S. Air Force with signs of being worn

with signs of being worn in a hot

2nd Battalion platoons from July 27-31

In their first two months of flying the P-51 the 307th was credited with 32 1/2 enemy aircraft destroyed

several gunships were redeployed to Italy to maintain a force for Operation DENY FLIGHT

and the 615th at Lewiston Army Air Field

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era M1 Helmet and Liner With Replicated ARVN Marine Division Camouflage Artwork U.S. Air Force with signs of being wornOriginal Item: Only One Available. Vietnam War era M 1 helmet shells have a set of swivel (movable) chinstrap loops called bales and a manganese steel rim. These rims had non magnetic qualities that reduced the chance of error readings when placed around certain sensitive equipment (such as a compass). In WWII the shells had Stainless Steel rims, however these would easily lose paint, and the shine produced without paint was a liability. The shell of