Original U.S. Gulf War Desert Storm CVC DH-132A Tanker Helmet by Gentex with Black Paint & Period Skull & Crossbones Artwork - Dated 1978 Feed Block Assembly 4 Spike soon enough

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Original U.S. Gulf War Desert Storm CVC DH-132A Tanker Helmet by Gentex with Black Paint & Period Skull & Crossbones Artwork - Dated 1978 Feed Block Assembly 4 Spike soon enoughOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic service worn U. S. Desert Storm Era Combat Vehicle Crewman (CVC) Tanker Helmet, model DH 132A with a gorgeous period paintjob. The shell was painted black with a Skull & Crossbones painted to the front, giving the helmet a great Pirate Flag look. These Helmets were worn by crewmen aboard Tanks and other Combat Vehicles. The Helmet is missing part of its tag but it is marked by maker GENTEX with a