Original U.S. Early Vietnam War Air Force AD10 Series Flying Helmet with Separate Non-Compatible Bubble Shield and Audiolink Transceiver - Rough Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts flared skirt tended to make

flared skirt tended to make it difficult for soldiers to hear

The grips look to have been worn down a bit and possibly resurfaced over the years

They killed 50 Union Soldiers and captured a further 350 as prisoners all this without the loss of a single Confederate soldier

except possibly on the bipod and of course the re-welded receiver

which is now somewhat delicate due to age and drying out

Original U.S. Early Vietnam War Air Force AD10 Series Flying Helmet with Separate Non-Compatible Bubble Shield and Audiolink Transceiver - Rough Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts flared skirt tended to makeOriginal Item. Only One Available. . As seen in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Similar helmets were officially designated; Helmet, Flying, Protective, Type P 1A, United States Air Force. We actually arent sure which model P Series helmet this is, but it certainly conforms to many of the aspects. The back of the helmet retains a tag denoting it as Model AD10, and we found that these were used by Helitack