Among the new exhibits are a leather flying helmet previously belonging to Helen Kerly, one of only two British civilian women commended for flying during the Second World War.
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An infantryman wears a US helmet, a pilot wears a flying helmet, goggles and parachute harness and a member of the armoured forced wears the helmet worn by such soldiers.
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A police helicopter crew later found a seat and a flying helmet floating among debris of the wreckage of the former Royal Air Force trainer plane, but there was no sign of the pilot.
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A particularly fine example of a Type B flying helmet can be found in the flying helmet was designed to accommodate the addition of earphones for radio communication, but unlike later models did not include integrated wiring.
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A particularly fine example of a Type B flying helmet can be found in the flying helmet was designed to accommodate the addition of earphones for radio communication, but unlike later models did not include integrated wiring.
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The initial design of early leather flying helmets was adapted during the 1930s to become the type B helmet which enabled the external attachment of radio earphones oxygen masks and removable goggles to protect pilots eyes from the elements.
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At one point when he is injured and dying, he sees himself in a World War One flying helmet and sees other dogs, presumably Snoopy's Siblings; on another occasion he drives a Zamboni, and later does the Snoopy Dance when the giant tiger HOBS has died.
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A police helicopter crew later found a seat and a flying helmet floating among debris of the wreckage of the former Royal Air Force trainer plane, but an initial search failed to find the pilot, who was believed to be the only occupant of the aircraft.
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On 27 May 1963, Sir Peter Masefield was flying his Chipmunk monoplane close to Montrose while en route from Dalcross to Shoreham, when he saw what he believed was a 70-horsepower B . E . 2 biplane; the pilot was wearing a leather flying helmet, goggles and a flying scarf.
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There could be some design flaws, " said Rod Trafford, a former NFL player and now southeast regional sales manager for Xenith, the newest major helmet maker . " It seems the past two or three years, it's become an epidemic . " Increased number of flying helmets raises concerns
