Original U.S. WWII 8th Infantry Division M1 Helmet Liner by Firestone with Initials & Locations Painted Inside Japanese Holsters However after WWII

However after WWII

The regiment arrived on September 8th 1918

though there is a repair on one of the closure straps

snaps and the zippers still function (with exception of left breast pocket zipper which is stuck)

Many were also used by the Confederacy including General Nathan Bedford Forrest who had both edges of his sword sharpened to increase combat effectiveness

Original U.S. WWII 8th Infantry Division M1 Helmet Liner by Firestone with Initials & Locations Painted Inside Japanese Holsters However after WWIIOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a genuine WWII "High Pressure" helmet liner by Firestone, which has some lovely personalization. The front of the liner bears the painted insignia of the 8th Infantry Division, called the "Golden Arrow Division", or "Pathfinder". On the inside, it is further marked with the Initials E. J. in white paint, and also has the following country names marked as well, which chronical countries