Us Army Issue Military Surplus Pasgt Helmet Woodland Camo Cover Chinstrap

  

The US Army PASGT K-Pot Helmet in woodland camo is a genuine piece of militaria from the Gulf War era. Made in the United States, this helmet is a symbol of American military history and significance. The helmet, along with its camo cover, represents the rugged and tactical nature of the US Army during that time period, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts and collectors interested in military surplus items. This offering features a US Army Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops (PASGT) helmet, commonly known as a'K-Pot,' dating from the Gulf War era (1980s-2000s).

The helmet is presented with its original Woodland camouflage fabric cover, showcasing a classic pattern of dark green, light green, brown, and black organic shapes. The cover exhibits a textured canvas feel and features ventilation slits along the crown.

Visible on the cover is the stenciled name'WEAKLEY'. Beneath the cover, the composite helmet shell is a uniform matte olive drab/light green with a textured, slightly granular finish. The interior reveals the standard PASGT suspension system, comprising olive green webbing straps and a tan leather sweatband, designed for wearer comfort and impact absorption. This piece measures approximately 6.72 inches high, 9.76 inches wide, and 11.26 inches deep, and weighs 3 pounds 9.2 ounces.