VERY nice example Gary.
VERY nice example Gary.
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ooops! here it is
sorry for the bad pics ....i crushed the screen on my camera lol
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/membe...icture1401.jpg
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/membe...icture1399.jpg
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/membe...icture1400.jpg
WOW Gary has the best! i guess i could have put some cammo and netting on mine but that would have been wrong and it would still look like a turd with cammo netting on it lol
http://nuke.combat-helmets.com/Default.aspx?tabid=200
Helmet in use by iraqi army during the first and the second war of the Gulf. It is made of Corlon, a ballistic fibre similar to kevlar. It was made in Iraq but was based on a South Korean model. It has a desert light tan camo paint and camo net.
nice helmet, this is the IRAQI Model 90
I also have one in my collection
superb thread
Last edited by James C; 09-02-2016 at 09:49 PM.
Steven M.: A buddy of mine (now since passed on) came back from the first sandbox and brought back some items he eventually gave to me. One was a gas mask and case, which I discarded once I was reminded that gas was used in that region and some other people who brought back gasmasks suddenly received strange rashes and such. Second item was a AK-47 bayonet, which I still have. Third is a helmet almost exactly like the one you show. All this time I thought it was just the liner! Thanks all for setting me straight that it is the actual helmet. If anyone is interested in seeing these two pieces, let me know. Now I pause to salute all troopers who were down there, 1991 and 2003. Salute!
here is a Iraqi soldier with a burplap cover and net on his Model 80 helmet
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