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xb0xisbetter Rare/prototype U.S. M1917... 10-14-2017, 03:56 PM
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    Does anyone know if any of these U.S. made "Brodie" style helmets were ever made under contract or sent under lend lease to the U.K. during WW2, please? I have never heard it suggested that they were but equally I have never heard that they were not. Perhaps someone has one that is known to have seen Britishicon service. Logically I can see no reason why they should not have been sent to the U.K., for British service.
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    Does anyone know if any of these U.S. made "Brodie" style helmets were ever made under contract or sent under lend lease to the U.K. during WW2, please? I have never heard it suggested that they were but equally I have never heard that they were not. Perhaps someone has one that is known to have seen Britishicon service. Logically I can see no reason why they should not have been sent to the U.K., for British service.
    They were sent to the Philippines during early WW2 , used by the Philippine Scouts, also used by the Chinese Nationalists, and Ive also seen them used by Morrocan troops during WW2


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