Original U.S. Vietnam War Pilot APH-5 Flying Helmet Sterling SMG This display mortar would be

This display mortar would be perfect for either a collection

The paint is so thick that maker and size markings are not legible but based on the size we believe it is shell size 66

the German jets were too few and produced too late to stop the Allied aerial armadas from simply overwhelming the Luftwaffe and leveling their targets

Technician Fifth Grade Hartman moved into the seat of his 1/4 ton vehicle and drove it into an exposed but strategic position from which the gunner could deliver fire from the machine gun mounted on the vehicle

The Scabbard (saya) is in excellent condition

Original U.S. Vietnam War Pilot APH-5 Flying Helmet Sterling SMG This display mortar would beOriginal Item: Only One Available. The APH 5 helmet was the result of more than two years studies conducted 1954 56 for a successor to the H 3 and H 4 series of helmets. VX 3 at NAS Atlantic City, the Aero Medical Branch of Service Test Division at NATC Patuxent River, Air Crew Equipment Laboratory, Naval Air Materiel Center, Philadelphia, and AirLant and AirPac Fleet units were among those who co operated with the Airborne Equipment Division of BuAer