Brazilian-made M1s for its military. : Formerly used by the Royal Hong Kong Police Force. : Used US, Brazilian, and South Korean-made M1s before being removed from service. : Used until the 1990s, when it was replaced by the CG634 helmet. : Formerly used by the Chilean military with liners made by Baselli Hnos. : Used in the Second Sino-Japanese War and in the Chinese Civil War. Used by Taiwan until the 1990s. : Used surplus M1 helmets complete with ERDL pattern or U.S. Woodland from various sources during the Croatian War of Independence. : Formerly used US-made M1 helmets. : Used in Cuban military until Bastista was deposed, replaced by Warsaw Pact-made helmets. : Used Ulbrichts-made M1 helmets under the designation of Staalhjelm model 48 (m/48). : Formerly in use by the Ecuadorian military. : Provided by the US in the 1970s as part of military aid, now replaced by PASGT. : Adopted by the Greek Army in 1952. : Used by former Haitian military. : Formerly used by Honduran military after signing the Rio Treaty. : Formerly used by the Imperial Iranian Army. Used by the Islamic Republic of Iran's army, until retirement, however it occasionally still sees some limited use. : Formerly used by the Israeli military, supplied by the UK, France, and the United States. Some M1s used have a combination of US and Israeli parts. : Used American-made M1s. : Formerly used by the Mexican military. :Used by Malaysian Army and Royal Malaysia Police. : Used by the New Zealand Army from the 1960s all the way to 2000s, mostly using US and South Korean-made M1s. : Used Ulbrichts-made M1 helmets. : The Guardia Nacional de Nicaragua used M1 helmets supplied by the United States 1954-1979. : Used Ulbrichts-made M1 helmets. :Formerly used by the Pakistan Army. Replaced by GIDs ballistic helmets. : Adopted the M1 after signing the Rio Treaty. : Formerly used M1 helmets supplied by the US. Some obtained from Israel and West Germany. : Formerly used M1 helmet in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Some reserve stocks for training of the recruits. : Formerly used M1 helmets supplied via South Korea and Taiwan. : Formerly used by the Singaporean military from the late 1950s with inner liners made locally. Used up until the mid-1980s, when they began to be gradually replaced, and finally phased out, by a similar helmet to