Original U.S. WWI Aviation Camouflage Painted M1917 Doughboy Helmet - Complete Japanese Flags and is marked next to

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LONDON" who is recorded as working from 1770 to 1780 when the name changed to TWIGG & BASS

Based on his flight logs he did fly P-38's at the very end of the War or after the war

630th Tank Destroyer Battalion

Army (including the Army Air Corps) and the Navy standardized their series of bombs allowing for interchanging between services

Original U.S. WWI Aviation Camouflage Painted M1917 Doughboy Helmet - Complete Japanese Flags and is marked next toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous camouflage M1917 doughboy helmet painted for the Army Air Service at the end of World War I. The camouflage is a very well painted combination of yellow, blue, green, red, and brown colors with the United States Aero Cockade painted on the front, with a winged propellor insignia painted on the center. The paint has worn away a bit over the years, but the insignia is unmistakable and displays