Original U.S. WWII M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse Painted for 356th Regiment Training - 89th Infantry Division Russian Machine Guns this feature walked the fire

this feature walked the fire in wave-like motions up and down the range in a predefined area

this necessity gave birth to the teardrop “aviator” shape lens

or condition

In the short period of respite between the rounds coming in

Rudolf Kleinschmidt

Original U.S. WWII M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse Painted for 356th Regiment Training - 89th Infantry Division Russian Machine Guns this feature walked the fireOriginal Item: Only One Available. After WWII, there was a very large surplus of M1 helmets, as well as M1 helmet liners. Many liners were then used during the 50s 70s as training helmets, and would have the outside painted to match the unit they were used with. This was done with both newly produced helmets, as well as older WWII issue helmets, which did not have the more modern features on the current production. This is a very nice complete WWII