Original WWII British MKII Paratrooper Helmet with Net and Scrim British Helmets and the immortal Meuse-Argonne (9/26/18

and the immortal Meuse-Argonne (9/26/18 - 10/19/18)

The model 1935 uniform did not feature shoulder boards as the communist thinking at the time is that shoulder boards were a bourgeois indication of the Imperialist era

This is a fine sword made by the renowned firm Carl Eickhorn of Solingen

the watches were marked FSSC 88-W-800

- 20+ Pages of Original Wartime Documents including a letter from the Dean of Lafayette College recommending Condron to the USNR

Original WWII British MKII Paratrooper Helmet with Net and Scrim British Helmets and the immortal Meuse-Argonne (9/26/18Original Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of the British WWII MkII Paratrooper helmet, as used by British and Canadian forces The MK II began to replace the MK I helmet in February of 1944. The MKII was not widely issued until September 1944, although some were used by the 6th Airborne Division during the Normandy Invasion in June, 1944. The MkII helmet saw widespread use when the Division fought at Arnhem during Operation Market