Original U.S. Operation Iraqi Freedom M80 Helmet with Possible Unit Markings on Liner ERA The magazine door is properly

The magazine door is properly pushed out of the way

Skinner of the 47th Aero Squadron

The folding bayonet is situated on the right hand side of the barrel and is retained in it's "closed" position by a small brass tube

Crossguard: 2 3/4"

it was also a common harvesting tool for narrow row crops found on terraces such as rice

Original U.S. Operation Iraqi Freedom M80 Helmet with Possible Unit Markings on Liner ERA The magazine door is properlyOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of an Iraq War era helmet used by the Iraqi Army with some markings on the liner. The helmet is complete with its liner and chinstrap, with Iraqi writing on the sweatband. This Iraqi M80 helmet is modeled after the popular U. S. M1 helmet, except the Iraq design integrated the liner and shell into a single piece. The chinstrap is in good shape with rusting on the clasp and bales. The liner is