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This is the O.D. (brown) overseas side cap which was worn and issued in Europe during World War Two by all US troops, each branch of service had a different colour braid on the cap. The Airborne was part of the Infantry so wore the Blue Infantry hat cord braid with the Airborne cap badge.
American World War Two Officers garrison cap.
WW2 US Officers overseas side cap made in the Officers OD 51 colour with the black and gold hat braid on it for officers. It was worn with a standard size metal Officers rank attached to the left hand side of the cap (rank badge not included).
This Officers cap was worn from Lieutenants to Colonels.
War Correspondent helmet
US Army WWII Dodge Bag / Large Holdall (Khaki)
Authentic WWII-style dodge bag inspired by the original U.S. Army Air Forces holdalls. Designed to carry parachutes and flight gear, now perfect for your helmet, webbing, or sleeping bag.
Vintage khaki canvas with large “U.S.” print. Ideal for WWII re-enactment.
Features:
Size: 56 × 31 × 36 cm (22” × 12” × 14”)
US WW2 M-1910 Canteen set with cup.
Gaiters: Also called leggings, gaiters served to keep dirt out of the shoes and to protect the legs in rough terrain.
This pouch was made to holt 2 box magazines with each 15 rounds in Caliber .30 M1 Carbine ammunition.
These hold ten 8 block charger clips for the M-1 Garand or twenty 5 round stripper clips for the Springfield and other bolt action rifles.
These hold six 8 block charger clips for the M-1 Garand or 12 5 round stripper clips for the Springfield and other bolt action rifles.
This was the standard pistol belt used in WW2 by the US Army.
Standard combat suspenders worn by US Army infantrymen and paratroopers during WW2.
The M3 trench knife or M3 fighting knife was an American military combat knife first issued in March 1943.
Reproduction trouser belt in khaki canvas as worn by US troops in World War 2.
U.S. M4 Bayonet with Scabbard. This bayonet/fighting knife was for use with the M1 Carbine.
These were produced later in WWII as a way to supply US soldiers with netting to better break up the shape of their helmets. These are often referred as “shrimp nets”. US Surplus
The M3 Trench Knives with M6 Scabbards were introduced in early 1943 and were intended to for issue to all soldiers equipped with the M1 Carbine.