Original U.S. WWI Rare 28th “Keystone” Division Pennsylvania National Guard British-Made Mk 1 Doughboy Helmet Shell German Militaria the pilots and crews flew

the pilots and crews flew mostly over uncontrolled or contested airspace for long hours and lighter air defenses were encountered

Well worthy of some deep research

provided superior sound attenuation but the 1970 version provided no more impact protection than the APH-5A

and has the Hersteller (maker) number 143

The new 1860 Wappen now carried the "MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND" (With God For King And Fatherland) Bandeau

Original U.S. WWI Rare 28th “Keystone” Division Pennsylvania National Guard British-Made Mk 1 Doughboy Helmet Shell German Militaria the pilots and crews flewOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of the scarce WWI British MkI Brodie helmet, which was also the same type that was issued to American forces in the beginning of the US involvement during The Great War. This example was utilized by a member of the 28th Division, AEF, which was made up of units of the Pennsylvania National Guard. The helmet is stamped on the underside of the rim is HHO , which indicates the helmet is British