Original U.S. WWII M1 Helmet Liner by MSA with 131st Armored Tank Battalion Insignia Browning LMG rather than the three-bladed one

rather than the three-bladed one used on the P-51A

a consortium of banks was arranged

though there are some tiny chips on the Swas (Swas) on the front

Guns of this type were mostly imported by the Confederacy

The companies turned their backs on the town of Gertenbach while it lighted the sky throughout the night with its glowing blaze of ruin and was made completely untenable for future use – a glowing monument to American wrath once aroused

Original U.S. WWII M1 Helmet Liner by MSA with 131st Armored Tank Battalion Insignia Browning LMG rather than the three-bladed oneOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a genuine WWII "High Pressure" helmet liner by Mine Safety Appliances (MSA). The liner looks like it was then reissued for training use, possibly post war. The liner is marked on both sides with the unit insignia of the U. S. Army 131st Armored Tank Battalion, which is the standard armored unit triangle, with 131 at the top. Helmet liners such as these were often worn during training,