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Article about: just to share this very recent addition to my helmet collection passed my way from a very kind forum member my understanding is these were a copy of the us m38 and of german manufacture and

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    usa euro tank helmetjust to share this very recent addition to my helmet collection passed my way from a very kind forum member my understanding is these were a copy of the us m38 and of german manufacture and purchased by us troops stationed in west germany around the late 1950's early 1960's and were to fill the void whilst awaiting the us cvc crewman helmets ,there was also an earlier variant made with an aluminium bowl and which had salt and pepper style air holes not unlike the TR period civic helmets ,this is the closest ill get to owning a us ww2 tank helmet ,except more führer than fury enjoy usa euro tank helmetusa euro tank helmetusa euro tank helmetusa euro tank helmetusa euro tank helmetusa euro tank helmetusa euro tank helmet

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    Looks great James ... all you need now is a nice Sherman tank to ride in!! or should that be M48, M60!!!

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    A lovely addition James and my understanding is these are quite hard to source as they were produced in limited numbers so a very nice helmet to have on the shelf indeed.
    I still need to source a US M-38 for my collection as they were used late war by the RCAC in Italy and Southern France.
    I as well would like to add the Israeli post war produced variation of the M-38 to my collection:

    Regards Mark

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    Awesome addition James!!! It will look great on display.
    Semper Fi
    Phil

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    A lovely helmet James, and a nice addition to your collection too! Thanks for showing.

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    The spirit of the forum lives on,well done on this little gem,looks almost the same as the US variant,nice one mr James.................

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    Impossible to upgrade ..Congrats James on a rare find Regards Larry
    It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!! - Larry C

    One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C

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    Quote by austromunga View Post
    Looks great James ... all you need now is a nice Sherman tank to ride in!! or should that be M48, M60!!!
    thanks paul ,i mentioned it to the wife ,fingers crossed

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    Quote by Mark K View Post
    A lovely addition James and my understanding is these are quite hard to source as they were produced in limited numbers so a very nice helmet to have on the shelf indeed.
    I still need to source a US M-38 for my collection as they were used late war by the RCAC in Italy and Southern France.
    I as well would like to add the Israeli post war produced variation of the M-38 to my collection:

    Regards Mark
    thanks mark its one of the first ive seen allthough i did see the aluminium bowl version on ebay uk perhaps a month back ,i wonder just how many were produced ,have you seen the price of us m38's even the reproduction's command a high price so i hope you manage to secure one and interesting to hear of there use by the RCAC ,i suppose this euro clone would of had the m1 shell fitted over for protection like the two aforementioned types, thanks james

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    Quote by AZPhil View Post
    Awesome addition James!!! It will look great on display.
    Semper Fi
    Phil
    thanks phil for you continued support on my threads mate ,glad you like

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