Original U.S. Korean War Era QM2C Armored Personnel Tanker “Football” Helmet - Size 7 ¾ British Machine Guns Marine Corps Forces Reserve

Marine Corps Forces Reserve

Marines used Sea Service weapons when deployed as part of a ship's company but were issued India Pattern weapons when serving ashore

This unique bracelet measures 1 1/8 inches wide and will fit most average men's wrists

Cuban Army material is very difficult to find

Features corporal chevrons on each sleeve and a beautiful 4th Marine Division patch on the left shoulder

Original U.S. Korean War Era QM2C Armored Personnel Tanker “Football” Helmet - Size 7 ¾ British Machine Guns Marine Corps Forces ReserveOriginal Item: Only One Available. Commercial football helmets were very popular with the Army for a variety of functions, through the 1950's and early 1960's. The airborne paratroopers used them in jump training and the Armored School used them for tank training as well. A wide variety of brand name helmets were widely used by active duty armor units due to the delays in testing and approving the T56 6 combat vehicle crewman's helmet. The T56 6 would