Dimensions Brodie Helmet at Isabel Hudson blog

Dimensions Brodie Helmet. As a response to the high proportion of head wounds (many caused by artillery shrapnel) the british army introduced a protective steel helmet for its. Unofficially, it has been referred to by the name of the patent holder: The design was esentially the same in ww2, but there are a. “brodie.” the helmet was cheap and easy to produce. It was not completely replaced in british service until after ww2. The ‘brodie’ helmet was the first combat helmet distributed to all serving british and commonwealth soldiers during the first world war. Compared to most of not all other ww1 (and indeed ww2h brodie style helmets i’ve seen, in person and online, i have noticed that this helmet has a much steeper slant to the brim. To mark the centenary of its adoption by the. Officially, it was referred to as the “war office pattern” helmet; British and commonwealth forces used brodie helmets for the remainder of ww1 and the majority of ww2. ~12 inches (perpendicular to “chinstrap axis”) “chinstrap. John brodie designed the 'tin helmet' as worn in ww1, hence its name.

Officially, it was referred to as the “war office pattern” helmet; To mark the centenary of its adoption by the. Compared to most of not all other ww1 (and indeed ww2h brodie style helmets i’ve seen, in person and online, i have noticed that this helmet has a much steeper slant to the brim. It was not completely replaced in british service until after ww2. British and commonwealth forces used brodie helmets for the remainder of ww1 and the majority of ww2. Unofficially, it has been referred to by the name of the patent holder: As a response to the high proportion of head wounds (many caused by artillery shrapnel) the british army introduced a protective steel helmet for its. ~12 inches (perpendicular to “chinstrap axis”) “chinstrap. “brodie.” the helmet was cheap and easy to produce. The design was esentially the same in ww2, but there are a.

Mk11 1941 Dated British Brodie helmet 7 1/4

Dimensions Brodie Helmet Unofficially, it has been referred to by the name of the patent holder: John brodie designed the 'tin helmet' as worn in ww1, hence its name. ~12 inches (perpendicular to “chinstrap axis”) “chinstrap. British and commonwealth forces used brodie helmets for the remainder of ww1 and the majority of ww2. Compared to most of not all other ww1 (and indeed ww2h brodie style helmets i’ve seen, in person and online, i have noticed that this helmet has a much steeper slant to the brim. As a response to the high proportion of head wounds (many caused by artillery shrapnel) the british army introduced a protective steel helmet for its. To mark the centenary of its adoption by the. The design was esentially the same in ww2, but there are a. Officially, it was referred to as the “war office pattern” helmet; It was not completely replaced in british service until after ww2. The ‘brodie’ helmet was the first combat helmet distributed to all serving british and commonwealth soldiers during the first world war. Unofficially, it has been referred to by the name of the patent holder: “brodie.” the helmet was cheap and easy to produce.