Original U.S. WWII Unit Marked Medic M1 Helmet Liner By CAPAC - 323d Medical Battalion, 98th Infantry Division P-1853 Enfield Model 1913

Model 1913

but it was assumed that it would not be admitted until after July 4th

The British made marvelous Flintlock Pistols and there was no way a Continental pistol would have been issue other than perhaps having been taken in battle and incorporated into Ship's Armory through need

Scotland in May 1939

There is also a butt stock rondel indicating the same information:

Original U.S. WWII Unit Marked Medic M1 Helmet Liner By CAPAC - 323d Medical Battalion, 98th Infantry Division P-1853 Enfield Model 1913Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII Issue M1 Helmet Liner by CAPAC, which has been painted for use by a Combat Medic. Inside a secure location or behind lines, the full weight of the helmet could be cumbersome, so often just the liner was worn. By painting the liner, one could be sure that the medic was still easily identified, even in low light situations. The front of the helmet is marked 323 and we believe it to be for the