Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Army Tanker Helmet with Markings - dated 1943 U.S. Replica Villagers in North China had

Villagers in North China had been building resentment against Christian missionaries who ignored tax obligations and abused their extraterritorial rights to protect their congregants against lawsuits

which finally forced the German garrison to surrender on 21 October 1944

all you need is a Camel

these are in almost un-issued condition

Dave Young during a lull in the fighting along Highway 165 in Laos

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Army Tanker Helmet with Markings - dated 1943 U.S. Replica Villagers in North China hadOriginal Item: Only One Available. The following excerpt is from an article titled The Wonders of Tanker Helmets by Peter Suciu about Japanese Tanker Helmets in WW2: Japan devised its own tanker helmet, which was very distinct from their traditional steel helmet designs. Its been suggested that Japanese tanker helmets were actually based on flight helmets. There are also three well known variations of tanker helmets, including an early winter model