Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Named APH-5 Helicopter Pilot Flying Helmet by Gentex Corporation - No Visor - Dated 1966 Antique Guns The front of the cap

The front of the cap has a wonderful metal South Staffordshire Regiment insignia pin on khaki ribber oval and the chinstrap buttons also feature the South Staffordshire Regiment insignia

Beebe would be the judges

the camp held mainly French troops captured during the battle of France

his Nuremberg ID cards

The 5th passed through Paris 30 August to spearhead V Corps drive through the Compiègne Forest

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Named APH-5 Helicopter Pilot Flying Helmet by Gentex Corporation - No Visor - Dated 1966 Antique Guns The front of the capOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a Vietnam War APH 5 Flying Helmet, as used by all branches of service during the Vietnam War. This Helmet appears to have been very well used and service worn. This example is missing the visor and top knob, as well as the microphone. It retains the ear padding. Size is a MEDIUM. The name Whitmore is written on the styrofoam in the helmet. There is an original manufacturers label is still