Original Japanese WWII Shot Through Type 92 Army Tetsubo Helmet - USGI Bring Back with Pictures German Replica The Ludendorff Bridge was originally

The Ludendorff Bridge was originally built during World War I as a means of moving troops and logistics west over the Rhine to reinforce the Western Front

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Many armies countered this by utilizing specially designed oilskin covers to protect the shako and the wearer from heavy rain while on campaign

the division spent the next few weeks behind the lines

and the rifled shell easily removes from the shell casing for inspection

Original Japanese WWII Shot Through Type 92 Army Tetsubo Helmet - USGI Bring Back with Pictures German Replica The Ludendorff Bridge was originallyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful battlefield pickup Shot Through example of the classic Type 92 Tetsubo ( "steel cap"), also colloquially called the tetsukabuto ( "steel helmet") by troops. The helmet was definitely "Shot Through" long ago, which would definitely have injured or killed a soldier if it was being worn at the time. It was then left on the battlefield for a while, which resulted in some light rust damage and