Original U.S. Korean War Era McCord M1 Helmet With “Double Decal” Tricolor Flag and Westinghouse Liner - Possible Indian / UN Attaché Japanese Helmets 36-caliber

36-caliber

in addition to some surface pitting here and there

The most widespread example in the visual arts is Edward Savage’s print of his painting Liberty (46

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featuring more than 100 original Wartime Photos

Original U.S. Korean War Era McCord M1 Helmet With “Double Decal” Tricolor Flag and Westinghouse Liner - Possible Indian / UN Attaché Japanese Helmets 36-caliberOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a possible late WWII produced, US M1 helmet as used during the Korean War. These painted helmets were a common sight to see amongst the troops in the various Regimental Combat Teams and other elements. The WWII surplus helmets leftover from the war went back to an arsenal to be refurbished, repainted and refitted for use during the Korean War into the Vietnam War. This helmet was