Original U.S. WWI 33rd Division Named Doughboy Grouping With Unit Marked Helmet and Rare British SBR Gas Mask Category_Lock Assembly They are prepared to execute

They are prepared to execute underwater construction tasking in both permissive and non-permissive environments and in climates ranging from the tropics to extreme cold weather

It is marked 15B / 156 on the tip of the fitting

The 4th (City of Aberdeen) Battalion served as a Machine Gun Battalion in the Battle of France and was later converted to a Royal Artillery regiment on 1 November 1941

This helmet is heat-lot stamped 1223A

as well as a bit of fraying at the seams

Original U.S. WWI 33rd Division Named Doughboy Grouping With Unit Marked Helmet and Rare British SBR Gas Mask Category_Lock Assembly They are prepared to executeOriginal Items: One of a Kind. WWI U. S. Army 33rd Division grouping attributed to Sergeant J. W. Hamilton. The 33rd Division arrived in France in May of 1918, and was one of the first units to enter combat with Australian Forces at the battle of Hamel. The Division was trained by both British and Australian Forces. A Unit with a great service record, the unit participated in the major campaigns of Le Hamel, Meuse Argonne Offensive, Somme offensive,