Original German WWII Army Heer M40 No Decal "Normandy" Camouflage Steel Helmet with Damaged 56cm Liner - marked Q64 German Machine Guns The interior still shows a

The interior still shows a bit of the original brown color

The soldier marked the inside with his initials which appear to be JVD

- Original Honorable Discharge dated September 1st

to the plain coveralls worn by crews of anti-aircraft cannons

rescued many wounded men from the surf and treated scores of the more seriously injured on the open beach

Original German WWII Army Heer M40 No Decal "Normandy" Camouflage Steel Helmet with Damaged 56cm Liner - marked Q64 German Machine Guns The interior still shows aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic all original example of a Model 1940 German WWII helmet as issued to the Heer (Army), with a great service worn look. It does not have any decals applied, which is typical for more rushed later war production. It has a lovely service worn period applied tan, brown, and green camouflage paint job, which is the very desirable "Normandy Pattern"! This was applied over the original panzergrau paint,