HOW TO IDENTIFY US WWII M-1 INFANTRY & M-1C PARATROOPER HELMETS
How to identify US WWII M-1 infantry helmet & M-1C paratrooper helmets. This guide will help identify the differences between the fix, swivel and D ring infantry and paratrooper helmets used during WWII. Both McCord and Schlueter manufactured helmets are included.
The US M1 Helmet guide : production, types, details, liners
Learn about the famous US M1 helmet : production by year and manufacturer, details, US M1 types, chinstrap types, US M1 liner types. Learn how to distinguish a WW2 US M1 helmet.
How To Identify - Top Pots - WWII US M-1 Helmets, Liners and ...
How to identify US WWII M-1 infantry helmet & M-1C paratrooper helmets. This guide will help identify the differences between the fix, swivel and D ring infantry and paratrooper helmets used during WWII. Both McCord and Schlueter manufactured helmets are included.
Collecting WWII-Era M1 Helmets: A Beginner's Guide
2015年8月4日 · This article will provide the new collector with a step-by-step process to determine the WWII vintage of the M1 helmet. The M1 helmets distinctive WWII manufacturing features will be described as well as dates approximating time of specification changes.
Guide to Identifying Authentic M1 Helmets: Easy Steps
2024年8月17日 · Learn to identify the iconic M1 helmet, used from WWII to the Vietnam War, by key details like initial production marks. Key insights help distinguish early M1 models.
WW2 US MP M1 Helmet Markings Guide - US MILITARIA FORUM
2017年4月29日 · Hello everyone, As a student of history, I've been studying period footage/photographs of how policemen marked their M1 helmets with the iconic MP markings and came up with a table. There were official orders on how to paint the MP markings, along with the letter size, on 26 November 1943 and tha...
Helmet Liner Manufacturer Identification Logo's & Markings
2010年5月6日 · For future reference: On the inside crown of most every helmet liner made in WWII, is a manufacturers identification stamp. Below are graphics of what each stamp should look like along with the manufacturers name: First up, a low pressure liner manufacturer: Hood Rubber Company, Inc. Watertown, M...