Chap15 Posted April 19, 2009 #31 Posted April 19, 2009 THis one is id to a brigade chap who served in Irag and also served the longest time in combat wihtout a break since Korea, 172d SBCT.
T-Bone Posted April 20, 2009 #32 Posted April 20, 2009 THis one is id to a brigade chap who served in Irag and also served the longest time in combat wihtout a break since Korea, 172d SBCT. I am trying to remember was this Chap. Lee's? Or yours? Though at the moment I can't remember, was Chap Lee one of your or 501st? BTW a very belated but happy Easter to you and yours. I read your cookie recepie, I loved it. What a wonderful way to introduce children to the word of G-d. I learn more, and get more inspiration from you than you know. Timo
Chap15 Posted April 21, 2009 #33 Posted April 21, 2009 I am trying to remember was this Chap. Lee's? Or yours? Though at the moment I can't remember, was Chap Lee one of your or 501st? BTW a very belated but happy Easter to you and yours. I read your cookie recepie, I loved it. What a wonderful way to introduce children to the word of G-d. I learn more, and get more inspiration from you than you know. Timo This lid spent 16 months there. The 172d SBCT deployed for 16 months. Other units did 15 or less.
Ronnie Posted September 23, 2010 #34 Posted September 23, 2010 Here's one of Chaplain George B. Wood, 82nd Airborne, 505th PIR, wearing his lid. "Chappie Wood" Only Chaplain to make 4 combat jumps... I think.
sgtdorango Posted September 24, 2010 #35 Posted September 24, 2010 Heres a pic from a 50s era 82nd AB yearbook you guys might enjoy seeing, check out all the different size crosses!!!!.....mike
jpstout Posted September 24, 2010 #36 Posted September 24, 2010 Anyone else got one to show here? Here is one that appears to be original and has matching liner. Front seam, swivel loop, manganese rim. Believed to be WWII as it came with a small grouping including photos of WWII Germany churches, and other scenes. No name. jps
noexpert Posted September 24, 2010 #37 Posted September 24, 2010 Since there have been a couple of other real pics, hope this is OK, Chaplain from 2/39th 1968
Bugme Posted September 24, 2010 Author #38 Posted September 24, 2010 Here is one that appears to be original and has matching liner. Front seam, swivel loop, manganese rim. Believed to be WWII as it came with a small grouping including photos of WWII Germany churches, and other scenes. No name. jps Awesome Chaplains helmet Pat! Then it has a matched liner to boot... it just doesn't get any better! Since there have been a couple of other real pics, hope this is OK, Chaplain from 2/39th 1968 Thanks guys for posting the period pictures of Chaplains! It makes a great resource so, if you have 'em, post 'em! I'm really stunned by the myriad of sizes on those Airborne Chaplain lids. Just goes to show, there was NO standard in the Army concerning these.
Bugme Posted September 24, 2010 Author #39 Posted September 24, 2010 Here's a couple of WWII Chaplains wearing their helmets. Notice the great variation of size and style on these two. First: Chaplain J.J. Doyle, 1944
Bugme Posted September 24, 2010 Author #40 Posted September 24, 2010 Next: Chaplain Joseph O'Callahan on the deck of the USS Franklin, 1945
Bugme Posted September 25, 2010 Author #41 Posted September 25, 2010 Here's a fuzzy picture showing yet again another Chaplains cross on his helmet/
mp44 Posted September 25, 2010 #43 Posted September 25, 2010 Here's mine. I think its named inside. I'll check tomorrow and see.
Bugme Posted September 25, 2010 Author #44 Posted September 25, 2010 Where's the Jewish Chap Lids at?Unfortunately, I've never seen one. Not even a Jewish Chaplain in a photo wearing one, although, I'm sure there were some lids which were painted showing the "ten commandment tablets" insignia.
mach1derful Posted September 25, 2010 #45 Posted September 25, 2010 Unfortunately, I've never seen one. Not even a Jewish Chaplain in a photo wearing one, although, I'm sure there were some lids which were painted showing the "ten commandment tablets" insignia. Not even in photos, you mean WWII dated? I thought they might spring up on nam or modern era lids.
Gruntdoc Posted June 7, 2012 #46 Posted June 7, 2012 While I don't have his helmet, my grandfather was an Army Chaplain in WWII. So I thought this might be the place for a couple of related items. Here is his class photo and his tough-sh*t card for troopers who were having a rough time with something. I Just thought this might be interesting to some, mods feel free to remove if inappropriate. -Lee
patches Posted June 8, 2012 #47 Posted June 8, 2012 That T-S card is very clever, very witty, note that each complaint has a Bible passage under it, in another words it's all in the Good Book, look to the Good Book my son, it will explain and answer all your problems
fight Posted June 10, 2012 #49 Posted June 10, 2012 Very nice helmets! I like the Vietnam ones, I've had one of these on my wishlist ever since I started collecting.
fordmustanggt_350 Posted June 10, 2012 #50 Posted June 10, 2012 WWI Chaplain helmet ID'd to Charles R. Sanborn of the 91st Infantry Division. I got this great helmet from Falls Creek Militaria!
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