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which have removed some of the blade polishing
The 5th ID crossed the river Rhine at Nierstein on the night of 22 March 1945
No designs or engravings can be found on the head
such as ABC Schnitt or Lutterloh
The Navy needed a lightweight utility mask for jobs where heavy gear wasn't necessary or practical
Original U.S. WWII Yuma Army Airfield Painted M1 Helmet Liner by Inland British Lancer which have removed some ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a WWII M1 Helmet liner painted silver with a decal for the Yuma Army Airfield applied to the front, still in phenomenal untouched condition after so many years. The liner has a clear stamp for Inland, and is in phenomenal condition overall. The liner is painted silver on the exterior, of which it has retained all of its paint minus some small scuff marks and scratches. The decal is
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