Original U.S. Korean War Navy Commander’s Painted Planning Division Helmet with Painting of Ulsan 1951 - Commander Ford Robert Cline - 15 x 18” Feed Block Assembly and subsequently

and subsequently

We have seen that these are often attested to have been used on PT Boats due to some having a "PT" marking on the side

The pistol also has markings on both sides of the brass frame in circles around the hammer axis screw

This was consistent with the articles of the Geneva Conventions and the principles of the Red Cross Movement that called for strict observance of neutrality and impartiality

waiting for demolition

Original U.S. Korean War Navy Commander’s Painted Planning Division Helmet with Painting of Ulsan 1951 - Commander Ford Robert Cline - 15 x 18” Feed Block Assembly and subsequentlyOriginal Items. One of a Kind. This is the lovely painted helmet and painting of Navy Commander Ford Robert Cline, who served with the U. S. Navys Planning Division during the Korean War. The helmet comes with a gorgeous painting depicting several ships including the AOG 36 USNS Ontonagon, docked at Ulsan, South Korea in 1951. It was painted by a K. Sato, a likely South Korean painter, and was bought & owned by Ford R. Cline who signed it on the back.