Original WWI Portuguese M1915 Corrugated Steel Helmet Snider Rifle Accessories though it was also criticized

though it was also criticized as a costly and unnecessary anachronism - since the 2

The 307th scored its last victory of the war April 4th 1945

showing only a bit of ancient rust staining

As seen on all battlefields - and used by the Army and the Marine Corps - the "walkie talkie" is everyplace a ground pounder had to go

The serial number is 2228 x

Original WWI Portuguese M1915 Corrugated Steel Helmet Snider Rifle Accessories though it was also criticizedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a WWI issue M1915 Portuguese corrugated steel helmet. The M1915 helmet was the primary combat helmet used by the Armed Forces of Portugal during the WWI era, and was not replaced until the 1930s, when the British Brodie based Mk1 helmet was adopted. The M1915 was a lightweight helmet designed by British Major J. MacIntosh and produced in Birmingham, England. The corrugated bowl design was