Original U.S. WWI Set of 2 M1917 SBR Gas Masks with Named and Written on Carry Bags - 2 Items P-1853 Enfield lacks the comb of the

lacks the comb of the Adrian Model 26 and has an attachment on the rear of the helmet to accept the AFM 34 canister

as the men of Company C landed on the shore of Omaha Beach

The open collar would make it easy for their rank to be seen

Waist Gunner: Pete Nicoliasen

indicating inspection by Daniel Reynolds

Original U.S. WWI Set of 2 M1917 SBR Gas Masks with Named and Written on Carry Bags - 2 Items P-1853 Enfield lacks the comb of theOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. Entering into the First World War, the United States had no domestically manufactured gas mask to issue to soldiers. Instead the US Army had to rely on foreign manufactured and designed masks such as the French M2, British PH Helmet, British Small Box Respirator, and the French Appareil Respiratoire Tissot. The United States' government wanted something domestically engineered, and manufactured. This led to