Original Occupation Period Named M1 Helmet Liner Marked 52nd Armored Engineer Battalion with Early "Green Buckle" Chinstrap Category_Receiver and early synthetic cloth made

and early synthetic cloth made from wood

as well as grain typical of folded steel

The Fifth Army first saw action during the Salerno landings (Operation Avalanche)

and writers

The company is still in operation

Original Occupation Period Named M1 Helmet Liner Marked 52nd Armored Engineer Battalion with Early "Green Buckle" Chinstrap Category_Receiver and early synthetic cloth madeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a U. S. WWII M1 helmet liner, which was then used post war during the occupation period. The liner is a correct WWII "High Pressure" type, though it looks like the interior may have been cleaned when it was repainted, which smoothed the interior, but also removed the original maker markings, which were really only markings on the mold. The pattern of the interior confirms that it is a high