Original Vietnam U.S. M-1C Paratrooper M1 Helmet With With Reversible Camouflage Cover and Liner - Complete Other European Militaria There is a white spot

There is a white spot in the insignia

Shortly after this incident the regiment was attached to the 95th Infantry Division from 5-13 April 1945

They wanted to be near the railroad

Tar Robertson may not appear an inspired choice

These are lovely examples of WWII period photo albums

Original Vietnam U.S. M-1C Paratrooper M1 Helmet With With Reversible Camouflage Cover and Liner - Complete Other European Militaria There is a white spotOriginal Item: Only One Available. An outstanding example of an original Vietnam War Airborne M 1C Paratroopers Helmet with Mitchell Pattern Reversible Camouflage Cover. 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