brodiehelmet
10 photos tagged brodiehelmet, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.
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Recent uploads
The last upload was September 2024.
Postcard Front from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded September 2024
61.49.C_3 from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2020
45.60.A_3 from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2020
1972115_219 from Texas State Archives uploaded April 2017
1972115_221 from Texas State Archives uploaded April 2017
1972115_185 from Texas State Archives uploaded April 2017
1972115_184 from Texas State Archives uploaded April 2017
Who am I? from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2011
"My Daddy Wears one of These" from North East Museums uploaded June 2011
Saved by shrapnel helmet from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
Conversations
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"My Daddy Wears one of These"
from North East Museums
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Historical Pail said:
Wonderful record ...Alan
Who am I?
from SDASM Archives
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oaktree_brian_1976 said:
possibly British/Commonwealth troops in WW2, looks like a Vickers machinegun?
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Kevin said:
oaktree_brian_1976 those are likely US troops training pre-war; note the jodhpurs and the canteens which are US design. They wore those helmets until the M1 helmet was introduced in 1941. The gun looks like a Browning M1917. Who knows who they are though.
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Leroy Walther said:
Kevin, I believe you are correct. It also appears that the gun is not on a tripod, but is on an early wheeled apparatus. Strange setup?
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Leroy Walther said:
Kevin, I am pretty sure you are correct. Notice the old 45 colts in the WW I type holsters. Also, the gun is mounted on something with wheels that I don't recognize, probably also from WW I. We have a WW I vintage belt and holster that looks very similar.
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sr1072 said:
Definitely American . the sidearm is M1911. Web gear is American. I think the bag they all have slung on the left side is a gasmask bag. They are wearing Jodhpur style pants. The 1917 Browning appears to be on a wheeled Calvary machinegun mount. I am thinking this photo is from the early 30's. I don't see spurs and it appears the are using puttee wraps rather than Calvary boots. Because of the jodhpurs and the gun mount I think it is Calvary. It may be a National Guard unit