Original U.S. WWII Service Worn 2nd Type M38 Tanker Helmet by MSA with M-1944 Style Goggles 20th Century and then it was settled

and then it was settled beyond all question of doubt that an attack on a large scale was impending

it was difficult to detect with early metal detectors - the only metal present was a small amount in the mine's detonator

However during the Battle a young Sergeant Charles Ewart was able to personally capture the French Regimental Eagle of the 45th regiment of the line thus being instantly promoted from Sergeant to Ensign an almost impossible achievement for an enlisted man to make the jump to the Officer Corp

The LZ 72 was an R-CLASS SUPER ZEPPELIN

Original U.S. WWII Service Worn 2nd Type M38 Tanker Helmet by MSA with M-1944 Style Goggles 20th Century and then it was settledOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service worn WWII example of the 2nd Type M38 tanker helmet used by American tank crews in world war two. This design was released later in the war, and was simplified, with fewer snaps and extra straps. It still retained the iconic look, and springs to hold down the side flaps. The top of the helmet interior is embossed with a stylized MSA logo, for Mine Safety Appliances of Evans City,