Original U.S. Korean War Era 506th PIR 101st Airborne Painted Staff Sergeant’s M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse - Dated 1952 Cannons perfect for the US Naval

perfect for the US Naval collector witch great research potential

however it is now mostly worn away on the dagger

Originally personnel serving with RAD wore a variety of earlier FAD/NSAD belt buckles until February 15TH 1936 when new pattern belt buckles for Officer’s and EM/NCO’s were introduced to provided uniformity in dress

There are also still inspector cartouches on the left side to the rear of the saddle ring bolster

or supplied from the manufacturer

Original U.S. Korean War Era 506th PIR 101st Airborne Painted Staff Sergeant’s M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse - Dated 1952 Cannons perfect for the US NavalOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an excellent example of a 1952 manufactured M1 helmet liner by Westinghouse utilized & painted by a Staff Sergeant in the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne. Although at this point, the official designation for the 506th was the 506th Airborne Infantry Regiment. The colors of the 101st were reactivated as a combat division in 1956 under the Pentomic structure, which eliminated infantry regiments and