A rare British tank helmet from the First World War that servicemen refused to wear because its resemblance to the German equivalent led to 'friendly fire' attacks has been found in a charity shop.

From left, French soldiers during WW1 in 1916, a US soldier in ... manufactured using similar materials to the British and German World War I helmets. “The main difference is that the French ...

The German, British, and modern American helmets performed roughly the same ... to use historical data of blast injuries during WWI to analyze similar injuries in modern combat situations.

“When they got there, the British said, ’you’ve got to have helmets’ - and we didn’t have any. So we arranged to buy 400,000 British helmets pretty quickly,” said Virginia War Museum ...

The "Brodie" helmet worn by U.S. and British troops in WWI, the French Adrian and the German Stahlhelm "pale in comparison" to the versions sported by today's troops, said Rob DiLalla, the Army's ...

Scientists from Duke University have revealed that World War I helmets perform remarkably well against shock waves compared to their modern high-tech counterparts. One helmet, the French Adrian ...

“The result is intriguing because the French helmet was manufactured using similar materials as its German and British counterparts, and even had a thinner wall,” Joost Op ‘t Eynde, a ...

or the ‘British Expeditionary Force’, in case it was necessary to take part in a foreign war. #SimpleHistory #WW1 #History #Veterans Chris Wallace leaving CNN ‘I don’t know FICA’: Shaq ...

The helmets tested were the World War I "Brodie" models used by American and British troops, the French "Adrian," Germany's "Stahlhelm" and the modern US Advanced Combat Helmet. The tests were ...

The ACH performed slightly better than the German and American WWI helmets ... because the French helmet was manufactured using similar materials as its German and British counterparts, and ...

Advertisement "The result is intriguing because the French helmet was manufactured using similar materials as its German and British counterparts, and even had a thinner wall," lead researcher ...

A World War One helmet with a bullet hole in it has been stolen from a property in Caithness. The 100-year-old military head gear was taken along with a model sailing ship in a glass case.