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30 wrz 2015 · Low-pressure, high-pressure, St. Clair, Hawley? Step-by-step guide to identifying WW2 M-1 helmet liners and manufacturers.
25 sie 2015 · M1 HELMET LINERS – All You Need To Know! Olivier Dorrell returns to guide us through an immensely important subject to collectors and re-enactors. The M1 helmet was a unique and practical solution, compared to its contemporaries. A separate lining system had many advantages.
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.
A true US WWII M-1 helmet liner can be identified through the frontal eyelet hole. If an M-1 helmet liner has one, there's a good chance it was made during WWII. Note: US liners produced in the 1950s and some European copies still retained that feature and some modern dealers drill them into the M1958 liners.
4 sie 2015 · Sailors in the United States Coast Guard are shown posing for a photograph wearing their painted M1 helmets. Pictured left to right, are Thomas L. Crone, Machinist's Mate Third Class, John A. Wilhite, Seaman First Class, and Raymond L. Wallace, Seaman First Class.
6 maj 2010 · 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, Massachusetts.
The M1 helmet is a combat helmet that was used by the U.S. military from World War II until 1985, when it was succeeded by the PASGT helmet. The M1 helmet has become an icon of the US military, with its design inspiring other militaries around the world.
