Mk I steel helmet with second pattern Cruise visor : British Army | Australian War Memorial
Brodie helmet - Wikipedia
The Army is Using Skull X-Rays to Build Better Military Helmets.
Brain Buckets, Tin Hats, and Steel Pots: Helmets Have Improved Over Nearly a Century of Use | Defense Media Network
Artifacts
Brodie helmet - Wikipedia
Military helmets - an introduction | Australian War Memorial
The Brodie Helmet | National Army Museum, London
The Australian Imperial Force (AIF) headwear 1914-1918 | Australian War Memorial
The History of Lock & Co. Hatters - World's Oldest Hat Shop
Steel Helmet, MK I Brodie pattern: British Army | Imperial War Museums
The Brodie Helmet: Untold Stories of the First World War through an examination of our objects - Glenside Hospital Museum
During WWII, Industries Transitioned From Peacetime to Wartime Production > U.S. Department of Defense > Story
Broken gargoyles: the disfigured soldiers of the first world war | Australia news | The Guardian
Brain Buckets, Tin Hats, and Steel Pots: Helmets Have Improved Over Nearly a Century of Use | Defense Media Network
Were WWI 'Tinpot' Helmets Really Better at Preventing TBI? The Army Says No | Military.com
Bashford Dean and the Development of Helmets and Body Armor during World War I | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
How the Military Helmet Evolved From a Hazard to a Bullet Shield | At the Smithsonian| Smithsonian Magazine
Brain Buckets, Tin Hats, and Steel Pots: Helmets Have Improved Over Nearly a Century of Use | Defense Media Network
The Tin Hat | Imperial War Museums
Bashford Dean and Helmet Design During World War I | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Military helmets - an introduction | Australian War Memorial
Army Helmet Evolution | History of the U.S. Army Helmet
Steel Helmet, Brodie "War Office" pattern: British Army | Imperial War Museums
