WWII German Army Fallschirmjäger M38 Helmet. Designed specifically for paratrooper units. Introduced in the late 1930s, this helmet represents a specialized variant of the Stahlhelm, developed to meet the operational needs of parachute launch. The M38 features a. Compact cap without visor and neck protection. Eliminating the protruding parts typical of standard helmets to avoid impacts or hookups during throwing. The rounded shape ensured increased safety and aerodynamics. Padded and reinforced liner. Designed to absorb shock and maintain stability on the head during landing. The system is complemented by a. With side attachments, which ensured an extremely tight seal even in extreme conditions. This helmet was used exclusively by. Paratrooper units and airborne troops. Clearly distinguishing itself from other Wehrmacht models. Its design reflects the equipment’s adaptation to the specific needs of airborne operations. The M38 is one of the most characteristic examples of. Highlighting the technical and functional evolution of military helmets during World War II. No PPE (personal protective equipment). This product can be only used for decoration purposes or costumes.