Original U.S. Vietnam War M1 Helmet and Liner With Possibly Replicated ARVN Ranger Markings and Camouflage Hotchkiss MG The P-12 remained in service

The P-12 remained in service with first-line pursuit groups until replaced by Boeing P-26s in 1934–1935

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The reverse ricasso has the U

The 43 indicates manufacture in 1943

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Original U.S. Vietnam War M1 Helmet and Liner With Possibly Replicated ARVN Ranger Markings and Camouflage Hotchkiss MG The P-12 remained in serviceOriginal Item: Only One Available. One of the most desirable helmets to collectors of M1 Helmets are those used by the Army of the Republic Vietnam (ARVN) Rangers, or BDQ. This helmet came to us exactly as it was found. We Cannot 100% say that the exterior paint is original or not, but it is incredibly convincing, and shows age and wear. Priced accordingly, this helmet makes for an excellent gap filler in a collection! The shell of the helmet features