Nice - the camo on the helmet really makes it "talk".     The HU-26 is what I wore at flight school in the early 1980s.  

Command Sgt. Maj. Jerald J. Stephens, the acting Fort Irwin Garrison Command Sgt. Major, leads the ceremonial color guard during the unit change of command ceremony, June 10, 2025. (Photo Credit: James Williams III) Note: Color Guard wearing IMCOM SSI on ascots. The CSM & CG wear NTC Support SSI on left sleeve. 

Looks like a legit honest PASGT, just looks completely unused, a nice pickup for sure 👍

Here are front and back pics from one of the 300th SFOD crests from one of the original officers.

Students with Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment, load up in a C-130 during jump week May 20, 2025, at the Basic Airborne Course on Fort Benning, Georgia. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Stephanie Snyder) Note: student wearing the SSI of the 193rd Infantry Brigade SSI on the left side of photo. (BCT unit stationed at Fort Jackson, SC.).

Are all three WW2 knives?

Very nice

Thanks again, much appreciated!   I don’t know what Greasy Grass is but this pouch has been stamped with 7th Cav for over 50 years. My father in law had this packed in a box for decades and didn’t find it until he moved. He wouldn’t know the first thing about any of the history, value, or even how to sell it. He just gave it to me because he doesn’t want it. 

Wow, that's awesome. I've never seen one of those before. 

As a non American, I have always been fascinated by the wide range of military surplus items offered to the American collector.  I even collected odd advertisements that I cut from American magazines in my youth. Example attached. As a knife collector, my main interest has always been the M3. I have never seen, the M3 advertised for sale as surplus. My question is. Were genuine, issue M3s ever sold as surplus and has anyone any reference to advertisements for such sales?