Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Named APH-5 Helicopter Pilot Flying Helmet by Gentex Corporation - No Visor - Dated 1966 Antique Guns It is maker marked under

It is maker marked under the top flap by Ehrhardt & Kirsten of Taucha bei Leipzig

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The Battle of Iwo Jima arguably the most legendary battle of the Leapfrogging or "Island Hopping" strategy used by Allied forces in the Pacific

buckles for the slings and even complete slings

the camp held mainly French troops captured during the battle of France

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Named APH-5 Helicopter Pilot Flying Helmet by Gentex Corporation - No Visor - Dated 1966 Antique Guns It is maker marked underOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a Vietnam War APH 5 Flying Helmet, as used by all branches of service during the Vietnam War. This Helmet appears to have been very well used and service worn. This example is missing the visor and top knob, as well as the microphone. It retains the ear padding. Size is a MEDIUM. The name Whitmore is written on the styrofoam in the helmet. There is an original manufacturers label is still