U.S. Vietnam Combat Airborne Pattern Helmet complete with its double-pronged belt

complete with its double-pronged belt fixing system

The most wonderful side shot of Horst wearing his SS M35 double decal helmet in 1939 with the black and white piped collar and collar patches as a member of the 6th Company Artillery Regiment number 5 wearing his early large LAH script shoulder boards

making surviving examples of its insignia in this condition increasingly rare

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U.S. Vietnam Combat Airborne Pattern Helmet complete with its double-pronged beltA very good condition U. S. M1C Airborne pattern helmet. The Airborne liner is complete with its web chinstrap assembly and web chin cup, both components dated 1964 and 1967. The outer shell is fitted with a U. S. Marine Corps frog skin camouflage cover, featuring its integral mosquito net. The net is tucked between the shell and liner but can be extended for usean increasingly rare feature. These covers were originally produced in the latter stages