Original U.S. WWII USAAF Bomber Crew M3 Steel FLAK Helmet Bira Gun The metal spine that descends

The metal spine that descends from the spike's base plate to the edge of the rear visor is in very good condition

who stamped the blade with the arsenal proof 関 (Seki) above the mei

the adoption of this compass allowed the Army to standardize land navigation training

The Blade ricasso is also marked with the companies RZM code M7 / 19 over a 1938 date

and there are multiple pictures of soldiers in the field

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Bomber Crew M3 Steel FLAK Helmet Bira Gun The metal spine that descendsOriginal Item: Only One Available. U. S. Army Air Forces WWII issue M3 Flak Helmet! World War Two American bomber crews in the skies over Europe needed something more than their leather flying helmets to provide them with shrapnel injuries, however it took a surprisingly long time for a new helmet to be developed and deployed to meet that need. Not until December of 1943 did the M3 reach the ETO, it was the first of three versions of the American flak