I can’t identify this die type. What is your opinion?

Thanks for sharing! Great stuff! My Grandfather landed with E Co, 2/115 and was one of the guys who reinforced Raymond in the outskirts of St. Laurent-sur-mer. Appreciate you posting this.

Yes, I like them out of the woodwork and un-dorked with.....especially when the anodization hasn't worn thin or repainted. Not too keen on the chips in the grip, but that's all part of it's journey to us now.     Mark sends

Nice group....did the pointy things come in the group too?   Mark sends

Oh that’s great. Kudos to your friend for keeping this as original as possible. Repainting it just makes it just another Jeep.    By the way, it’s not fair to the rest of the forum when I stop here first and burn up all my LIKEs.  mikie

Good info, Thanks! 

Interesting, I sent you a message as well. 

Vietnam era helmet. Black hardware on the chin straps is Vietnam War era.. also that shade green and the sand under the paint is also Vietnam War era. If you get a chance, post a pic of the whole liner inside. Also thing to note, is that Vietnam War Era M1 helmets are about and inch shorter in height than a WW2 produced M1. Nickname for that era and there after M1 .......is Low Dome..... Im not sure what year they were lowered in height but I know it was after WW2. Maybe it was after Korea? Not sure. Cheers!

Not WWII and actually very easy to research without posting it here. Not intending to sound rude its just that there is a wealth of information on helmets here and in probably less than 5 minutes you could have answered your own question and learned exactly what to look for.     Scott

Far out Lars!  Your Paladin looks killer!   Joe