During training, many commanding officers required their soldiers to wear the helmets with the chin straps attached under their chins. Veterans at the front learned to wear the helmets without the chin straps. If an explosion went off next to them, the helmet would catch the concusion and try to fly off. If the chin strap was attached, they felt that it would break your neck.
the weight of the helmet usually kept it on
All military pilots wore leather flight helmets during WW2. They are called helmets, but actually they were soft leather caps that covered the ears and back of the head; not like the safety helmets of the jet age. The "helmets" had straps for the pilot's goggles to be attached to. Pilots in those days had to have goggles, because propeller driven airplanes could be flown with their canopies open, and pilots could stick their heads outside of the plane's cockpit to get a better view, as when landing. The flight "helmet" also kept the wind (and cold) from deafening the pilot's ears, as it had had leather flaps to cover the ears.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Even if the kamikazes had access to the helmets of modern aviation, though, wearing them wouldn't be a pointless endeavor on a mission to crash their planes into American warships. If you're familiar with aviation or even gravity, you know that a pilot's helmet is not going to do much good in most crashes. A plane meeting another solid object abruptly normally results in death, no matter what the pilot has on his or her head. What a helmet, or even a softer leather flight cap, is good for is protecting a pilot's head from getting knocked by the cockpit canopy during high-speed, mid-air maneuvering, like the kind you have to do to avoid gunfire while nosediving into a ship.Couple this with the fact that kamikazes sometimes had to abort their missions before the explosive finale due to turbulence, weather or visibility issues, and the pilots' protective headgear becomes much more apparent as an aid to help them complete their mission, not necessarily survive it.
A GI steel pot (M1 steel helmet) in Vietnam weighed about 3 to 4 pounds; the steel shell itself weighed about 2 1/4 lbs. Added to that was the liner, straps (which had metal attachments), camo cover and helmet band (to keep the the camo cover in place; but was often used to hold LSA. Cigarrettes, or Mosquito juice). The NVA green pith helmets (today, still being manufactured in Vietnam, exported and sold in military surplus stores across the nation) weighed probably less than 2 lbs. But the NVA helmet was designed and intended to protect the NVA soldiers from the sun (pith helmets are also called sun helmets); not shrapnel and low velocity bullets like the GI steel pot was. Today's current country of Vietnam probably still issues that same helmet to their army. But the US began to phase out the steel pot (M1) back in the 1980s.
Members of the Gestapo didn't normally wear uniforms, unless they were operating in operational areas where wearing an uniform afforded protection to the wearer. In such circumstances, members of the Gestapo wore SS uniforms with a blank right collar patch, an SD sleeve diamond, and police shoulder straps to indicate their rank.
A satchel is a bag with one or two shoulder straps, especially used to carry books.
Simple answer: No Reason: There are a few things that can tell them apart. For instence, a ww2 helmet will be alot darker in colour, and have khaki (tan) straps. The liner will have a small hole in the front, and have khaki webbing inside. The webbing in the liner will have a hole in the middle. A Vietnam era helmet is lighter in colour, and has green straps. Its liner will have no hole at the front, and its webbing will be green. The webbing in these liners will have no hole in the middle.
Chin straps come in handy by securing a helmet to the head. The are used for baseball helmets, football helmets, combat helmets, hockey helmets, and motorcycle helmets.
The purpose of wearing suspenders is to hold up pants or trousers. Suspenders are straps that are worn over the shoulders. The straps can be either elasticized at the attachment ends or the straps can be entirely elasticized. The straps typically form a Y or X shape at the back.
chin straps for football helmets
One of the biggest benefits of wearing an adhesive bra is that one gets the effect of a push up bra without the wires underneath or straps sticking out from under her clothing.
Can they? Yes. Do they? Often. Should they? NO!
Where they can't be seen.
you can put them as high as comfortably passably ...
plastic, and another material that i don't know what it is called
The advantage of wearing a clear strap bar is that, due to it's see-through material used for the straps, most people will not be able to see the straps of the bra. Meaning it won't clash with your outfit.
red dress with thin straps
famous stars and straps
Bicycle helmets which are apt for everyday use consist mostly of plastic and have soft pads inside to improve comfort and fit. The second important feature are the straps which help to adjust the helmet and which should not be made too tight.