Original U.S. Vietnam War USN Pilot APH-6 Dual Visor Ramshorn Flight Helmet Named to Wild Man NATION A plan existed to split

A plan existed to split the Army and the Army Air Forces into separate branches and unite them and the Navy under one Cabinet-level defense organization

The regimental insignia of the 339th Infantry insignia was designed soon after the close of World War I and has everything to do with the North Russia Expedition in 1918-19

fitted with an early Doglock type safety on the hammer

Inactivated: May 1919

introduced in 1899

Original U.S. Vietnam War USN Pilot APH-6 Dual Visor Ramshorn Flight Helmet Named to Wild Man NATION A plan existed to splitOriginal Item: Only One Available. At the end of the 50's the APH series helmets introduced a new generation of flight helmets characterized by the external visor covered with a protective shield. Improvement of the communication system, internal liner and oxygen mask retainers was also made and in some versions the dual dark and transparent visors system was installed. These types of helmets were the US Navy and USMC standard jet aircraft headgear