DH-132B Combat Vehicle Crewman (CVC) helmet shell 1995
DH-132B 전투 차량 승무원 (CVC) 헬멧 쉘 1995
| 상품번호 | 377071762022 |
| 상태 | Used |
| 거래유형 | 즉시구매 |
| 출고국 | 미국 (US) |
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The DH-132B Combat Vehicle Crewman (CVC) helmet shell from 1995 is an original piece by Gentex, designed for military use. This collectible item falls under the theme of militaria, making it a valuable and historically significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts. With its authentic design and original production, this helmet shell offers a unique glimpse into the military technology of the past.
Product Details
The label provides several key technical specifications for this military-grade helmet component:
Model: DH-132B, a ballistic version of the CVC helmet.
Size: Small/Medium.
Contract Number: SP0100-95-D-5098, indicating it was produced under a 1995 Department of Defense contract.
Material: Unlike the earlier "A" model, the DH-132B features a heavy outer shell made of layered Aramid (Kevlar), providing ballistic protection comparable to a PASGT helmet.
History and Usage
The DH-132 series was introduced in 1973 to replace older tanker helmets. The "B" variant seen here was first issued in 1995 specifically for tank commanders and drivers who required higher levels of cranial protection while their heads were exposed. It is designed to work with an inner liner and communication headset, often featuring Bose noise-reduction technology
Product Details
The label provides several key technical specifications for this military-grade helmet component:
Model: DH-132B, a ballistic version of the CVC helmet.
Size: Small/Medium.
Contract Number: SP0100-95-D-5098, indicating it was produced under a 1995 Department of Defense contract.
Material: Unlike the earlier "A" model, the DH-132B features a heavy outer shell made of layered Aramid (Kevlar), providing ballistic protection comparable to a PASGT helmet.
History and Usage
The DH-132 series was introduced in 1973 to replace older tanker helmets. The "B" variant seen here was first issued in 1995 specifically for tank commanders and drivers who required higher levels of cranial protection while their heads were exposed. It is designed to work with an inner liner and communication headset, often featuring Bose noise-reduction technology