Remembered Today: I suppose it also is one of the images of the start of WWII for the US with forces in the Pacific wearing it while under Japanese attack at Wake Island and Pearl Harbour. The result in 1940 was the M1, which was effectively an altered version of the M1917. That's how the helmet got its official name as well. Brodie helmet | Military Wiki | Fandom Royal Warwickshire Regiment who died 12/03/1918 ST. var year=mydate.getYear() British Mark Mark I Brodie U.S. P17 helmet The most obvious difference may be observed by turning the helmet over. The first letters representthe company who pressed the helmet. 5th Bde. Accordingly, the American government purchased hundreds of thousands of Brodie helmets from the British as a stop-gap measure. on the American helmets they look very crudely overlapped. Inland = Inland Manufacturing Co ( General Motors ) - Ohio. 2nd Bn. MSA. var mydate=new Date() U.S. P17 chinstrap bail dailyinfo[14]=' 16511 Private Albert COLEMAN "D" Coy. Clment. All orders are shipped the same day from within the USA. Related Weapons & Armor. Paste as plain text instead, Designed to protect from shrapnel shells bursting overhead, it could be pressed from a single sheet of hardened steel, but left the lower parts of the head less protected. dailyinfo[18]=' 6422 Private Charlie GILBERT 4th Coy. Although the helmet shells do look the same they do not feel the same. His full name was Kenneth George YeomanGeeson. Also on the remains of the liner there should also be a date/maker name. I bought a M1 Vietnam era helmet through mail order surplus years ago and turns out they grabbed me a very collectable M1C paratrooper helmet. WW1: Combat helmet technology - the Brodie steel helmet Frank Harrison EDINGER Army Chaplains Department who died 26/02/1918 HOLLYBROOK MEMORIAL, SOUTHAMPTON United Kingdom ' Hi Tom, it looks to me like it might be a Home Guard helmet but I will let Colin give his opinion first. Awesome, thanks for the replies. whitman75 6 years ago. The A.E.F. Reproduction WW2 British Army Brodie Helmet with Chinstrap - Tommy An update on my helmet: a little light sanding and I was able to find the heat stamp, though this has only raised more questionsthe stamp is XHF. The main part of the helmet was the steel shell or cap which was produced from non-magnetic Hadfield Steel, a steel and manganese alloy similar to that which the British had begun to employ to make the Brodie helmet as early as 1916. The original and very distinctive steel helmet adopted by Great Britain was designed and patented in 1915 by its inventor, John L Brodie. Then, a man named John Leopold Brodie designed the first helmet model here in the United Kingdom. WW2 British Army Staff Officers Cap and Collar Tabs IMP. This is due to the split rivet shearing away from strain and the near constant moister of the Western Front. This helmet, designated "Brodie's Steel Helmet, War Office Pattern" began fielding in October 1915 and gave the name of its inventor to an entire line of stamped steel helmets used by a large number of countries including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States (which adopted it as the M1917). dailyinfo[16]=' 22659 Serjeant George SNELL Military Medal "T" Bty. Display as a link instead, Easiest well to tell if the shell is Brit or US is by how the chin strap bails are held in place. However, the M1 sits further back on the head than the Brodie, thus providing greater protection to the neck.
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I suppose it also is one of the images of the start of WWII for the US with forces in the Pacific wearing it while under Japanese attack at Wake Island and Pearl Harbour. The result in 1940 was the M1, which was effectively an altered version of the M1917. That's how the helmet got its official name as well. Brodie helmet | Military Wiki | Fandom Royal Warwickshire Regiment who died 12/03/1918 ST.
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British Mark Mark I Brodie U.S. P17 helmet The most obvious difference may be observed by turning the helmet over. The first letters representthe company who pressed the helmet. 5th Bde. Accordingly, the American government purchased hundreds of thousands of Brodie helmets from the British as a stop-gap measure. on the American helmets they look very crudely overlapped. Inland = Inland Manufacturing Co ( General Motors ) - Ohio. 2nd Bn. MSA. var mydate=new Date()
U.S. P17 chinstrap bail dailyinfo[14]=' 16511 Private Albert COLEMAN "D" Coy. Clment. All orders are shipped the same day from within the USA. Related Weapons & Armor. Paste as plain text instead, Designed to protect from shrapnel shells bursting overhead, it could be pressed from a single sheet of hardened steel, but left the lower parts of the head less protected. dailyinfo[18]=' 6422 Private Charlie GILBERT 4th Coy. Although the helmet shells do look the same they do not feel the same. His full name was Kenneth George YeomanGeeson. Also on the remains of the liner there should also be a date/maker name. I bought a M1 Vietnam era helmet through mail order surplus years ago and turns out they grabbed me a very collectable M1C paratrooper helmet. WW1: Combat helmet technology - the Brodie steel helmet Frank Harrison EDINGER Army Chaplains Department who died 26/02/1918 HOLLYBROOK MEMORIAL, SOUTHAMPTON United Kingdom '
Hi Tom, it looks to me like it might be a Home Guard helmet but I will let Colin give his opinion first. Awesome, thanks for the replies. whitman75 6 years ago. The A.E.F. Reproduction WW2 British Army Brodie Helmet with Chinstrap - Tommy An update on my helmet: a little light sanding and I was able to find the heat stamp, though this has only raised more questionsthe stamp is XHF. The main part of the helmet was the steel shell or cap which was produced from non-magnetic Hadfield Steel, a steel and manganese alloy similar to that which the British had begun to employ to make the Brodie helmet as early as 1916. The original and very distinctive steel helmet adopted by Great Britain was designed and patented in 1915 by its inventor, John L Brodie. Then, a man named John Leopold Brodie designed the first helmet model here in the United Kingdom. WW2 British Army Staff Officers Cap and Collar Tabs IMP. This is due to the split rivet shearing away from strain and the near constant moister of the Western Front. This helmet, designated "Brodie's Steel Helmet, War Office Pattern" began fielding in October 1915 and gave the name of its inventor to an entire line of stamped steel helmets used by a large number of countries including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States (which adopted it as the M1917). dailyinfo[16]=' 22659 Serjeant George SNELL Military Medal "T" Bty. Display as a link instead, Easiest well to tell if the shell is Brit or US is by how the chin strap bails are held in place. However, the M1 sits further back on the head than the Brodie, thus providing greater protection to the neck. Razer Kishi No Controller Detected,
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