Original U.S. Korean War Era McCord M1-C Paratrooper Helmet With Airborne Regimental Combat Team Markings and Westinghouse Liner Ordnance As the operating handle is

As the operating handle is turned - oddly

inbound to Drop Zone A (the northernmost)

Ordnance recognition displays are still seen today on military installations and are crucial in aiding service men and women on identifying different types of ordnance they will come across

the newly adopted (1915) CSRG machine rifle could be mass-produced by a converted peacetime industrial plant

the Deutsche Marine

Original U.S. Korean War Era McCord M1-C Paratrooper Helmet With Airborne Regimental Combat Team Markings and Westinghouse Liner Ordnance As the operating handle isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of an RCT marked M1 C Airborne helmet, made, used and worn during the Korean War into the Vietnam War. The sides of the shell contains a large blue square with a white square marking on the lower right side. We have encountered this type of marking in the past, and we have not been able to identify it. It came to us as being for the 187th Airborne, but it does not follow their half circle