Original U.S. Korean War Era M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse with 78th Infantry Division Insignia British Replica Three intersecting circles are stamped

Three intersecting circles are stamped into the surface at the top of the club's head and bear a resemblance to the symbol/logo used by Krupp Industries (Radreifen)

no longer encumbered by a crew

These liners are quite delicate

Command and control problems were experienced

Original U.S. Korean War Era M1 Helmet Liner by Westinghouse with 78th Infantry Division Insignia British Replica Three intersecting circles are stampedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a genuine Korean War issue "High Pressure" helmet liner by Westinghouse. It may have seen service during the conflict, and then looks to have been used for training. Helmet liners such as these were often worn during training, as the steel helmets were not required, an could be heavy and cumbersome at times. The left side of the helmet has the divisional insignia of the 78th Infantry