Please help me identify what American Helmet I have

[marcuspassey]

Hi guys

I have had this helmet for 20 years now

dont think inner is original not sure of age or anything can someone please help

marcus

[marcuspassey]

More pictures

[Rescue190]

Appears to be a rear seam pot which would likely place it post war. The liner and chin strap are Vietnam era.
John

[marcuspassey]

Thanks John ive never seen a liner like it, so what do you reckon 50s?

how comes it looks so new? never issued maybe? there are signs of wear on the inner

[Tank Destroyer]

I would to see better pictures, outdoors would be great. The helmet my not be US.
Marty

[marcuspassey]

I would to see better pictures, outdoors would be great. The helmet my not be US.
Marty

really not US? Argentine?

[marcuspassey]

I would to see better pictures, outdoors would be great. The helmet my not be US.
Marty

[marcuspassey]

I would to see better pictures, outdoors would be great. The helmet my not be US.
Marty

got a few more pics outside Marty before it got dark

[Rakkasan187]

Is there a "HEAT STAMP" number on the inside of the helmet? Usually this will be located near the brim on the front inside of the helmet..

The liner hardware looks to be 60's, the neck strap on the back which was used to support the wearers neck is common in Vietnam era and post VN era helmets. I wore an M1 helmet with the neck strap up until the time I transitioned to the Kevlar helmet in the mid 1980's in the US Army.

Smitty

[Tank Destroyer]

It's not a US m1 helmet. The black chinstrap clips look to be painted, US would be hardened black. Is there any markings in the liner? At the moment and I am going out on a limb here I think it may be Belgium.
Marty