Original U.S. WWII Women’s Army Corps W.A.C. Guard Commercial Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap by B.F. McDonald Co. Vietnam The movable piece is a

The movable piece is a transport safety device

the tumbler was replaced with one that has no provision for half-cock

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French non-commissioned officers and French officers

Original U.S. WWII Women’s Army Corps W.A.C. Guard Commercial Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap by B.F. McDonald Co. Vietnam The movable piece is aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very unique helmet, the first of its kind we have ever seen. This helmet was commercially manufactured by the B. F. McDonald Company in Los Angeles, California. This company made helmets during World War II for Merchant marines, Civil Defense, civilian workers, and the US military during training. This particular example was used for guard duty in the Womens Army Corps. The helmet is made to resemble an