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This modern “Wolseley” Pattern helmet is still used by the Royal Canadian Regiment on the parade ground. Externally it looks little different from the cork helmets that were introduced more than 100 years ago, but in fact it is made of fiberglass!
Headgear

Cork or Pith?

By Peter Suciu
A World War I British Airco DH.9A bomber with the original pattern of an aircraft roundel. When used as aircraft or vehicle identification, this style has become universally known as a “roundel”— whether round or not.
Patches / Insignia

What's the Difference? Is That Military Insignia a Cockade or Roundel?

By Peter Suciu
David Ginader out of Charlotte, North Carolina, owns and operates Time Traveler Militaria, a business started by his father, John Ginader.
Who's Who in the Militaria Hobby

10 Questions with David Ginader

By John Adams-Graf
enigma-machine
Militaria Collecting 101

Bonhams to auction Enigma Machines

By Mike Eppinger
Battle of the Bulge veterans on a 2015 tour of Picatinny Arsenal, included Jim Cullen (second from the left) along with Dick Moran, Marty Rosenbaum, John Marshall, Al Sussarman and Ken Shuetz. Photo by Reggie Mays, courtesy of the US Army
Military History

Battle of the Bulge vet shares his tales

By Harold Ratzburg
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Militaria Collecting 101

In memory of my service

By Mike Eppinger

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Military Connection L.L.C. - War Relics Shop & Museum

We Buy, Sell and Trade military war relics from all countries and all periods.  It is an honor and privilege to bring the history of past and present wars to you from our online store and our shop located in South Milwaukee, WI