Custom helmet shell for LCVP pilots. This helmet was worn by the personnel in charge of the famous landing craft, here the PA30-4 barge.

The "Blue and Grey Division" landing on the Normandy beaches on June 6, 1944 alongside the 2nd Ranger Battalion. Battle Battered patina version of the famous M1 helmet.

Nicknamed the "Pathfinder" Division, the 8th Infantry Division fought in Europe, notably during the Normandy campaign, capturing Rennes in August and Brest in September.

The military police ensures discipline and enforces laws within military units. This custom helmet represents a division Military policeman with its white band and front marking in white.

A typical M1 helmet from the Vietnam War that we have made in a limited edition. It comes with a paratrooper helmet liner and a Mitchell helmet cover that has been weathered for a terrain effect.

The 69th Infantry Division was the first American unit to come into contact with advanced units of the Soviet 5th Guards near Risa and Torgau during the Elbe Day.

Here is a typical M1 helmet from the Vietnam War that we have created in a limited edition. It comes with a post-war liner and a Mitchell helmet cover dated 1974, as well as accessories for a realistic effect.

The home front was able to see images of the conflict thanks to the War Correspondents. In total, thirty-seven correspondents were killed, and their casualty rate was four times higher than that of American soldiers.

The captain's two-barred insignia on the front, a marking made famous by the movie "Saving Private Ryan". Nonetheless, it still designates the officer (Commanding Officer) in charge of a company.

The captain's two-barred insignia on the front, in "Battle Battered" version. It is the same as the previous one, but with a weathered finish for a realistic effect and a fiber liner.

The military police ensures discipline and enforces laws within military units. This full helmet represents a division police officer with a yellow band and white front insignia.

Helmet from the 1st French Army, identifiable by its consular flag. The uniforms of the unit were quite diverse, with Adrian helmets, M-1917 helmets, or US M1 helmets.

The famous paratrooper helmet of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, notably depicted in the series "Band of Brothers". The unit was parachuted into Normandy during the D-Day landing on June 6, 1944.

The Combat Medic plays an essential role in their unit. They are present to assist and treat their fellow soldiers. The helmet could be painted with red crosses of various shapes and sizes.

The First Lieutenant is the officer in charge of a platoon, under the command of their captain. Represented by a white bar, they are the superior of the Second Lieutenant who has a yellow bar.

The units of the Engineer Special Brigade had the mission to assist regular troops during amphibious assaults. They played a decisive role on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day.

The US M1 helmet of the US Marine Corps (USMC) with its reversible sand and jungle helmet cover. Often seen on the helmets of soldiers operating in the Pacific theater. Learn more.

The 7th Naval Beach Battalion had the mission of maintain communication between ground troops and US Navy boats. As well as managing traffic on the beaches, demolishing obstacles and evacuating the injured

The 4th Infantry Division, nicknamed "Ivy", landed on Utah Beach on June 6, 1944, and began its journey through Europe. It marched on Paris and ended the war on German territory.

Paratrooper helmet with its fiber liner. The white bar represents the rank of 1st Lieutenant, an officer rank under the command of the captain. Under his command is the 2nd lieutenant with a yellow bar.

Paratrooper helmet with a reproduction liner. The white eagle represents the rank of colonel, who is subordinate to the brigadier general. Under his command is the lieutenant colonel with a white oak leaf.

The 1st Infantry Division of the United States, nicknamed "Big Red One," played a crucial role during World War II, participating in crucial operations such as the Normandy landings.

The 69th American Infantry Division distinguished itself by liberating the village of Wiltz in Luxembourg, where its soldiers, despite challenging conditions, shared candies with local children, creating a touching moment in the midst of war.

Pivotal in the Vietnam War, American airborne and paratroop troops, especially the 173rd Airborne Division, utilized the speed of helicopters for agile deployments.