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Battle Battered 509th PIB

Battle Battered 509th PIB

299,00 EUR
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Discover this M2 helmet from the 509th PIB, meticulously recreated to reflect the historical details of the Provence landing. Its authentic camouflage, fixed bales, and Westinghouse fiber liner make this piece a must-have for enthusiasts. The Battle Battered patina enhances its realistic character, ideal for historical reenactment enthusiasts.

Coque

M2 paratrooper helmet shell, original US WWII steel, of Austrian origin, produced between 1975 and 1990. Imitated front seam with welded fixed bales. Reproduction of M2 paratrooper helmet chinstraps in OD#3. Repainted in Olive Drab 7, the shade used by the U.S. Army between 1936 and 1944. The shell has a textured finish due to the addition of cork during the painting process.

Liner Fibre

Surplus liner made of compressed fiber, Belgian origin (ABL), modified to Westinghouse paratrooper version. Includes a sweatband, brown leather chinstrap, and neck band. Also features the typical front eyelet found on American liners. Sandblasted and completely repainted.

Poids

2 kg

Matériaux

Shell: Steel
Liner: Fiber
Chin strap: Cotton
Hardware: Metal

A Noter

All our helmet shells are made of steel and come from military surplus. Some of them are over 50 years old. They may show signs of use and age due to storage. Although they are repainted and refurbished, some evidence of their past use remains visible.

Taille

The liner is one size, but it is adjustable in depth as well as in head circumference.

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Battle Battered 509th PIB

The 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion (PIB) played a crucial role during the Provence landing in August 1944. This elite paratrooper unit was among the first to land in France for Operation Dragoon, aiming to disrupt German defenses and secure strategic points. A notable anecdote from this campaign is their bold assault on the city of Le Muy, a vital communication hub. Despite fierce resistance, the paratroopers managed to neutralize several enemy positions and capture many German soldiers. Their courage and determination disoriented the enemy, facilitating the rapid liberation of southern France. The 509th PIB remains an iconic unit, symbolizing the bravery of American airborne forces during World War II.

Conception Battle Battered 509th PIB

  • Peinture Battle Battered 509th PIB

    The paint used on this Battle Battered version is the same as on our other helmets. It is an Olive Drab tint used by the U.S. Army between 1936 and 1944. The 509th PIB camouflage has been patinated like the rest of the shell.

  • Texture Battle Battered 509th PIB

    The texture of the "cork" is crushed and patinated to give a worn effect to the helmet. This is an appearance found on original US M1 helmets.

  • Jugulaire Battle Battered 509th PIB

    Reproduction of M2 paratrooper helmet chinstraps with nickel-plated snap buttons. They are artificially worn and soiled to give a used and aged appearance to this 509th PIB helmet.

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