Show your 4th Infantry division helmet from WW1 to present

[IVYDIVISION]

Hi there , show your 4th Infantry helmets from WW1 until now !

painted , engraved , named ....

 

IVY FIRST !

 

 

 

 

[IVYDIVISION]

One nice pictures in England , prior to D-Day "Scranton" is painting 4th ID liners with nicknames

 

 

This one from my collection with one of the most famous stencil was found in an attic in france

 

 

 

 

[268th C.A.]

A little newer, but probably older than some members. LOL sorry the covers not too stright or almost looks too small. The way I got it out of a duffle bag.

[IVYDIVISION]

nice patched K pot !

 

Few other different ww2 stenciled helmets

 

Another helmet from Carentan found in barn 20 years argo with a lundry number

 

This one came from an old collection from normandy , with a nice stencil repaired with friction tape , it's named to an Ivyman from Service company 8th infantry regiment

 

[WW2JAKE]

A little newer, but probably older than some members. LOL sorry the covers not too stright or almost looks too small. The way I got it out of a duffle bag.

probably older than me! lol

[IKEsaysGO44]

M1 Helmet was worn by 1st Lieutenant Alfonso Barrack, Commander of Company B, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division on Utah Beach, June 6th 1944. B Company, 12th IR landed on Utah Beach sometime in the late morning of June 6, 1944,

 

Andy

[IKEsaysGO44]

Rear and Inside.

 

Sorry for the double post.

 

The helmet was purchased in Northern Virginia in 2007 - not far from Barrack's hometown in Maryland.

[jpstout]

Great helmets for reference! Thanks for posting.

 

regards,

pat

[Bugme]

[IVYDIVISION]

fantastic helmets !

[Nkomo]

A small grouping named to a Corporal in the 2nd BN, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th BCT, 4th Infantry Division.

During their time in Afghanistan, the 2nd Battalion was based in the Pech River Valley, Kunar Province, home to the Korengal, Waygal, Shuriak, and Wata Pour Valleys. During its time in the Pech Valley, the 2nd Battalion saw heavy fighting throughout their Area of Responsibility at the foothills of the Hindu Kush mountains.

 

[pump 150]

Nice helmets everyone! Here is a companion to nkomo's very nice ACH. Another variation, complete as worn with UCP camo and earlier OD patch, 2005-2008 period during Iraq deployments.

 

 

 

[jasonm]

Sourced locally from an estate sale here in NC by me a few years ago.

[NBusk]

Here are my 4th ID helmets. The first is an ACH with a UCP camo cover, same time period as Pump 150's helmet. The second is also an ACH with a later OCP camo cover.

 

 

[Ronnie]

Here's mine from the widow of Lt. Robert Riser. The parachute cover was made by him after he cut this piece from a parachute he found just inland from Utah Beach. This is documented by a letter from the widow.

Lt. Riser landed on D-Day.

Ronnie

[IVYDIVISION]

Of my favorite 4th , Its an nice Hawley named on front and with Lundry in it ID from ordonnance guy who was wounded on Utah . Insignia are on each side painted twice the last time with gas alert paint

[IVYDIVISION]

On more juicy from the path of the 4th in Mid August 1944, its lundry numbered but still not IDed

[IVYDIVISION]

[IVYDIVISION]

My PASGT M88 MP helmet 

[GLCC74]

Here is a WW1 helmet from my collection. 

[shadawg]

another club I can join now, lol