France, Iii Republic. A First War Army Engineer's M15 Adrian Helmet GTRexclude a five-up Submarine Enlisted Man's

a five-up Submarine Enlisted Man's Distinguishing Mark for White Jumper Badges

when he was Killed in Action

Reinstituted in 1815 by Emperor Franz I

both for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against the enemy during the Second World War

There are three small black plastic buttons sewn in place above four large black plastic buttons on the far right side

France, Iii Republic. A First War Army Engineer's M15 Adrian Helmet GTRexclude a five-up Submarine Enlisted Man'sIn steel, magnetic, exterior with a smooth surface, painted in brownish green, the protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. There is a large comb (deflector crest) affixed to the top of the helmet via four rivets, the comb slotted on both sides near its front for ventilation. The front of the helmet incorporates a 45 mm (w) x 73. 5 mm (h) French Army Engineer's insignia in blackened bronze, that is slightly loose versus the helmet. The