Original U.S. WWII / Korean War Paratrooper M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse Military Books & Documents correctly located near the barrel's

correctly located near the barrel's muzzle on the left side

There appears to be no damage and still retains impeccable detail

Although having no earlier education in military strategies

The 1756/81 style features a 12"

The sight works well

Original U.S. WWII / Korean War Paratrooper M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse Military Books & Documents correctly located near the barrel'sOriginal Item: Only One Available. The American Airborne troops used the same M1 helmet as the rest of the Army (and Marine Corps). However, the liner and chin straps were modified to prevent them from separating during parachute jumps. These were known as the M2 and M1C helmets. The first paratroopers used the M 2 (a. k. a. "D bale"). These had a modified, D shaped wire for the chin strap on the shell. This was found to be susceptible to breakage, so