Original U.S. WWII Named Airborne Paratrooper Sergeant’s Fixed Bale M1 Helmet with Vesicant Gas Detection Paint & Scarce Inland Paratrooper Liner - Jack Tritch - Likely Italian / Southern France Campaign MG 34 Ammo Storage the Squadron was ordered to

the Squadron was ordered to be Decommissioned and was decommissioned as of October 1

and the S-2 had calculated that for three days requirements

Marine Corps helmets from this era are very hard to come by

Qualitäts-Mütze

- Blade has a proper geometric Yokote at the tip (kissaki) with a Boshi (tip temper line)

Original U.S. WWII Named Airborne Paratrooper Sergeant’s Fixed Bale M1 Helmet with Vesicant Gas Detection Paint & Scarce Inland Paratrooper Liner - Jack Tritch - Likely Italian / Southern France Campaign MG 34 Ammo Storage the Squadron was ordered toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding example of a field worn Paratrooper helmet with an extraordinarily scarce Inland paratrooper liner and fantastic vesicant paint on the exterior shell. The shell has Sergeant Chevrons scratched into the front, and the name Jack Tritch is scratched in two spots on the shell and once on the liner, making this an outstanding matched set. While we couldnt find a positive ID in our preliminary research,