Original U.S. Vietnam War M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse Decorated with PEACE and Writing MG 42 Mounts " on the lock plate

" on the lock plate and "TOWER" across the lock plate tail

on August 7

It is the 21-inch tip of a German fighter propeller blade including the entire brass covering secured by multiple flush steel rivets

It was agreed that a Canadian would serve as second in command of the force and that half of the officers and one third of the enlisted men would be Canadian

ending the production of these mittens in 1942

Original U.S. Vietnam War M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse Decorated with PEACE and Writing MG 42 Mounts " on the lock plateOriginal Item: One of a Kind. The Vietnam war ended up causing quite a bit of controversy in the United States, especially as casualties mounted on both sides, and the war seemed no closer to being over. What we have here is a U. S. M1 Helmet liner, possibly from WWII, that was outfit and decorated with a large PEACE on the back on a sun, rising over mountains with the rays of the sun expanding outward. The rest of the helmet has numerous small