The WW2 US Army Medic Helmet was an important symbol of the US medical services during World War II. Medic helmets were often marked with the familiar red cross symbol to ensure recognition on the battlefield and to provide protection from enemy fire, since medics were not supposed to be targets.

Here are some features of the US Army Medic Helmet:

1. Basic Helmet: The basic helmet was usually the M1 steel helmet, which was the standard helmet model for the US forces during World War II. The M1 had a steel outer shell with an inner leather or webbing suspension system for comfort and protection.
2. Emblem: The most distinctive feature of a medic helmet was the addition of the Red Cross emblem. This was usually applied to the side of the helmet, with a white background and a large red cross on top. It was often painted or sometimes applied with a stencil.

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