Original U.S. WW1 M1917 British Made Camouflage Painted Doughboy Helmet with Liner Scottish Militaria In a March 1939 paper

In a March 1939 paper regarding the height calibrations of reticles

The loss rate on the Ploesti raid was so high that the USAAF abandoned the tactic of flying daylight bombing raids without a fighter escort

The company survived the war

The blade and ricasso are almost completely devoid of the original black finish

Original U.S. WW1 M1917 British Made Camouflage Painted Doughboy Helmet with Liner Scottish Militaria In a March 1939 paperOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a U. S. M1917 "Doughboy" helmet, which features original period OD Green paint and retains much of the original camouflage which would have been hand painted by the American soldier it was issued to. The helmet also contains an original liner and chinstrap with the correct split pins for the chin strap bales. The chinstrap, although complete, is cracked and torn in spots. This helmet