Mark A. Reynosa Livres

Focusing on the PASGT Helmet, this book delves into its extensive history from research and development to production since 1971. It offers in-depth coverage of the helmet's design evolution, including various models like the ground troops and parachutists helmets. Accompanied by full-color photographs, the text highlights production details, manufacturer histories, and includes contract sheets and military specification drawings, providing a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts and historians alike.

This book represents nearly a decade of research into the history of U.S. production combat helmets. Covered are the standard ground helmets, parachutist helmets and helmet covers. Every major production helmet version is presented in full color photographs, including detail shots and production markings.

This book presents several years of research into the history of America's post-World War II M-1 Helmet. It provides the most comprehensive look into the research, development, and production of the M-1 Helmet during this often overlooked period. All aspects of the M-1 Helmet are covered, as well as associated research and development programs that impacted the helmet, such as the Nylon Helmet Program. The book provides a detailed look at helmet production, including the helmet body, cotton duck liner, Combat Helmet Liner, parachutist's helmets, and camouflage helmet covers. The production history of every major manufacture is also provided. Every production helmet is covered with full color photographs, including detail shots and production markings. Also included are contract sheets, a contract number reference, military specification drawings, and photos of helmet samples and helmet production.