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Casque britannique de la 51st Highland Infantry Division. Coque de casque MK II. Numero matricule 279089 visible sous la coque. Coiffe presente mais abimee. Le cordon de serrage est absent. Fabrication CCL 1943, taille 7 1/4. Jugulaire MK II complete, mais abimee et oxydee. Peinture granuleuse a 70%. Insigne du 51st Highland Infrantry Division a 80%. Insigne nettoye et frotte. Quelques traces de peinture noire. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. La majeure partie de la 51e division d’infanterie (Highland) debarqua en Normandie le 7 juin 1944, au lendemain du Jour J, dans le cadre de l’operation Overlord. Elle fut alors placee sous le commandement du Ier corps britannique, dirige par le lieutenantgeneral John Crocker. Apres une breve periode passee en soutien de la 3e Division d’infanterie canadienne, la 51e division fut transferee a l’est de l’Orne. Elle y demeura pendant pres de deux mois afin d’appuyer la 6e division aeroportee britannique, qui tenait la tete de pont etablie sur la rive orientale du fleuve. Durant cette periode, la division fut engagee dans une succession de combats particulierement apres destines a consolider et a defendre les positions alliees a l’est de l’Orne. Elle prit notamment part aux affrontements livres dans le secteur de Breville, les 11 et 12 juin 1944, ainsi qu’aux operations menees autour de Colombelles. Ces engagements s’inscrivaient dans les efforts entrepris par les forces britanniques pour maintenir et elargir leur tete de pont a l’est de l’Orne, tout en contenant les forces allemandes deployees dans ce secteur du front normand. British 51st Highland Infantry Division helmet. MK II helmet shell. Service number 279089 visible inside the shell. Liner present but damaged. Drawstring missing. Manufactured by CCL 1943, size 7 1/4. Complete MK II chinstrap but damaged and oxidised. Approximately 70% of the textured paint remaining. Approximately 80% of the 51st Highland Infantry Division insignia remaining. Insignia cleaned and rubbed. Some traces of black paint. Some wear and patina to the piece. Condition II+. Most of the 51st Highland Infantry Division landed in Normandy on 7 June 1944, the day after DDay, as part of Operation Overlord. It was then placed under the command of British I Corps, led by LieutenantGeneral John Crocker. After a brief period supporting the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division, the 51st Division was transferred east of the Orne. It remained there for nearly two months in support of the British 6th Airborne Division, which held the bridgehead established on the eastern bank of the river. During this period, the division was involved in a succession of particularly fierce battles to consolidate and defend the Allied positions east of the Orne. It notably took part in the fighting in the Breville sector on 11 and 12 June 1944 as well as operations around Colombelles. These engagements formed part of British efforts to maintain and expand their bridgehead east of the Orne while containing the German forces deployed in this sector of the Normandy front.
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