ORDER NOW!Available next Sunday on the Militaria show in Houten at our stall and already now here on pre-order on our website!'The U.S. Tanker helmet in WWI - WWII' by Frank Vanstreels - Paul Reijnders and Larry Munnikhuysen.This comprehensive work explores the development, design, and use of U.S. tanker helmets throughout both World War I and World War II. As the title suggests, the book offers an in-depth examination of U.S. tanker helmets, including their construction, materials, and practical use on the battlefield. Readers will learn about the materials used, the level of protection provided, and how these helmets were worn and integrated with other gear. Special attention is given to the innovations of World War II, highlighting how design improvements responded to the unique hazards of tank warfare, such as internal impacts, shrapnel threats, and confined crew spaces.Through detailed analysis and historical context, The U.S. Tanker Helmet in WWI–WWII offers readers a focused and richly illustrated study of one of the lesser-known yet vital aspects of armored warfare.You can find the book and also the authors at our table at the Houten Militaria Show for book signing!If you also like a signed copy of the book and you are not able to drop-by at the show, you can order the book for sunday morning at our website and we let your copy sign by the authors at the show.If you want a special text inside the book by the authors write then the text at our order form at the commentary section!