Original U.S. WWI & America North Russia Expeditionary Force 339th Infantry Attributed M1917 Helmet With Dogtags - Corporal John Brozowski British Holsters The result was a light-enough

The result was a light-enough and reliable weapon to make a statement during the Grand War - though the collapse of the French defense in the German invasion of 1940 made certain that the mortar would see more action in the hands of Vichy French forces as well as the Germans

In light of the prototype having demonstrated its capable performance characteristics

he gave all of his weapons a "pet" nickname

the gun-making city in Belgium

The brown leather liner is in good condition with signs consistent of service wear

Original U.S. WWI & America North Russia Expeditionary Force 339th Infantry Attributed M1917 Helmet With Dogtags - Corporal John Brozowski British Holsters The result was a light-enoughOriginal Items: Only One Available. This fine, extremely RARE example offered in complete condition with dogtags. The shell is maker marked with a stamping on the underside of the rim that reads ZC 230. This is a wonderful example of a genuine USGI Great War helmet from a well known infantry regiment of the US army. The best feature of all is the original hand sticker type insignia of the A. N. R. E. F. American North Russia Expeditionary Forces