by M26 Adrian Helmets in 1938) (M1916, M1918) (M1918) – interwar Polish state issued WW1 stahlhelms to Border Protection Corps, 10th Motorized Cavalry Brigade, and state police units. During the World War II helmets captured from the German occupying force were used by Polish underground formations. Russian White movement - supplied by Germany to West Russian Volunteer Army troops in the Russian Civil War. (used by National Guard in 60s and spotted in Battle of Ben Guerdane picture of tunisian national guard officer wearing Stahlhelm ) M56 (The M56 East German helmet was supplied to People's Army of Vietnam and Viet Cong troops in the Vietnam War) see picture of a PAVN rally or parade, picture of a U.S P.O.W being guarded by a PAVN troop with an M56 Helmet, PAVN drivers with a M56 helmets, they were commonly used by drivers. See also Pickelhaube Sallet Der Stahlhelm Wehrmacht uniforms Brodie helmet Adrian helmet Notes References Special exhibition at Bayerisches Armeemuseum, Ingolstadt. Collecting German WW2 helmets in the 21st century : https://germanhelmetvault.com/ External links 1916 establishments in Germany 20th-century fashion Combat helmets of Germany Combat helmets of Poland German words and phrases German military uniforms Products introduced in 1916 World War I military equipment of Austria-Hungary World War I military equipment of Germany World War II military equipment of China World War II military equipment of Germany