Picked these up last week along with another early para liner that needs repaired and the latest OPFOR helmet. These came from a shop in Louisville, Ky. 1st up is a WW2 era Westinghouse liner used in the mid to late 50's by the 38th Recon. Bn. at Ft. Knox, Ky. [img][/img][img][/img]
3 nice M1 liners
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3 nice M1 liners
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If i'm the stupid one, why do they have a book with pictures of the militaria and I have the real things??
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- Name : Fins...
Age : 55
Location : Ohio
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Re: 3 nice M1 liners
Next is a 67 dated liner used at the US Army Training Center, Armor, by the Cadre and Instructors.[img][/img][img][/img][img][/img]
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If i'm the stupid one, why do they have a book with pictures of the militaria and I have the real things??
1stDivVet- Colonel
- Name : Fins...
Age : 55
Location : Ohio
Registration date : 2009-03-24
Number of posts : 2561
- Post n°3
Re: 3 nice M1 liners
Last, a near mint 1964 dated paratrooper liner with the nape strap. This one also has a 101st Airborne eagle hand drawn on the front in blue pen as well as Sgt stripes and a 5. Don't know if a kid did it or a GI, but the artwork is nice. I have a nice unissued twill chincup for it too[img][/img][img][/img][img][/img][img][/img]
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If i'm the stupid one, why do they have a book with pictures of the militaria and I have the real things??