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Helmet in concerto al Bloom di Mezzago ( Monza e Brianza ) foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
A special look at what goes into making our 9/11 Leather Tribute Helmet. Video available here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVIT1C3__go
The model used by AIP Foundation to calculate life and cost-savings was adapted from those used in public health by the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The study supports AIP Foundation’s efforts to improve passenger, including child, helmet use over the next two years with financial assistance from an international development agency and two charitable foundations.
Perfect for Battle of the Bulge scenarios.. I wouldn't normally put this on a medic helmet, but I was too lazy to take the net off of my other helmet.
I purchased this for $7 from www.serviceofsupply.com although I believe these can be easily made. I am also modeling Rob Gordon's homemade wool scarf.
Here you can see that the cloth isn't very opaque. Not only are the high visibility Geneva Convention markings visible, but so is a greenish tint.
A Photo a Day - August 31, 2010.
Got a new bike helmet today. Time to start riding again now that it's starting to cool down a bit.
Tin Helmets
On April 4, 1953 at 7:42pm box 2573(Bermuda and Margaret Streets) was struck. A two story building containing a processing unit of the Barrett Division of the Allied Chemical Company had caught fire.
By 8:43 pm the Sixth alarm had been transmitted.
Numerous explosions rocked the plant and spewed blazing oil and other debris onto the firemen that were fighting the fire. In all, nine firefighters were injured.
These battered and burned helmets were worn by tree of the seriously injured firefighters at the Allied Chemical Company fire.