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Stahlhelm, Stahlhelm - Central Power Variants, Stahlhelm - M1916/M1917, Stahlhelm - M1918, Stahlhelm - M1935/1940, Stahlhelm - M1942, Stahlhelm - M1945, Stahlhelm - Stalhelm Use in Other Countries
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Stahlhelm - M1942 | | | |  Stahlhelm - M1942: Encyclopedia II - Stahlhelm - M1916/M1917The M1916 was the first production model of the Stahlhelm design, and was developed by Kaptain Fredrich Schwerd, of the Hannover Technical Institute. The helmet was first issued to the 1st Assault Batallion for evaluation, in December 1915. It was introduced in regular service during the Verdun campaign in early 1916.
The M1916 design had two large, horn-like ventilator lugs on the front of the helmet. These lugs were meant to support an optional shield (stirnpanzer) that would attach to the front of the helmet. However, the shield wa ...
See also:Stahlhelm, Stahlhelm - M1916/M1917, Stahlhelm - M1918, Stahlhelm - Central Power Variants, Stahlhelm - M1935/1940, Stahlhelm - M1942, Stahlhelm - M1945, Stahlhelm - Stalhelm Use in Other Countries Read more here: » Stahlhelm: Encyclopedia II - Stahlhelm - M1916/M1917 |
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| | | | Stahlhelm - M1942: Encyclopedia II - Stahlhelm - M1935/1940 The Stahlhelm was completely redesigned in the 1930s. The size of the flared visor and skirt was reduced, and the inadequate ventilator lugs were discarded. As such, the helmet became lighter, more compact, and more comfortable to wear than the World War One-era designs. The edges of the helmet were rolled over, creating a smooth edge along the helmet. The helmet ventlator was a two-piece componen ...
See also:Stahlhelm, Stahlhelm - M1916/M1917, Stahlhelm - M1918, Stahlhelm - Central Power Variants, Stahlhelm - M1935/1940, Stahlhelm - M1942, Stahlhelm - M1945, Stahlhelm - Stalhelm Use in Other Countries Read more here: » Stahlhelm: Encyclopedia II - Stahlhelm - M1935/1940 |
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| | | | Stahlhelm - M1942: Encyclopedia II - Stahlhelm - Central Power Variants Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire used or had commissioned, variations of the Stahlhelm design. The Austrians’ M1917 helmet was similar to the German M1916, but had a cloth webbing chinstrap and had the chinstrap rivet located higher up on the steel shell. The Hungarians produced their own M1917 version that was similar to the Austrian design, but the chinstrap rivet was smaller in size and located even higher up than the Austrian version. The Austro-Hungarian helmets were manufactured by Krupp B ...
See also:Stahlhelm, Stahlhelm - M1916/M1917, Stahlhelm - M1918, Stahlhelm - Central Power Variants, Stahlhelm - M1935/1940, Stahlhelm - M1942, Stahlhelm - M1945, Stahlhelm - Stalhelm Use in Other Countries Read more here: » Stahlhelm: Encyclopedia II - Stahlhelm - Central Power Variants |
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