Original U.S. WWI America Flag Etched British Mark I Brodie Helmet by James Dixon & Sons Ltd of Sheffield Japanese Flare Guns meaning this came home with

meaning this came home with a USGI after WW2

The 504th PIR which sat out the Normandy drop because of depleted ranks suffered at Anzio was now at full strength

The helmets themselves were a commercial product that a citizen could simply buy off the shelf at department stores

he was enlisted on 14 October 1922 for the “term of life

The poster shows an image of the Statue of Liberty holding a Red Cross circular shield above a bandaged soldier laying on the battlefield with his right arm reaching out

Original U.S. WWI America Flag Etched British Mark I Brodie Helmet by James Dixon & Sons Ltd of Sheffield Japanese Flare Guns meaning this came home withOriginal Item: Only One Available. When America was drawn into the European conflict it possessed no steel helmets of its own. They looked to other nations for ideas and selected the British helmet as the most suitable. Britain supplied about half a million helmets to the Americans before production of an American version was started in the U. S. This is a fantastic, genuine Great War British Mark I Brodie helmet complete with its original liner and