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Indochina parachutist helmet
Bomb painted in olive drab (missin…

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USA/France Indochina parachutist helmet Bomb painted in olive drab (missing and repainted), front snap ring, movable lugs, addition by the French Army of a third lug at the rear and a webbing chinstrap system in the liner, illegible insignia on the bomb of the heavy helmet, oxidation

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USA/France Indochina parachutist helmet Bomb painted in olive drab (missing and repainted), front snap ring, movable lugs, addition by the French Army of a third lug at the rear and a webbing chinstrap system in the liner, illegible insignia on the bomb of the heavy helmet, oxidation

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