The Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops Helmet is a combat helmet first employed by the U.S. military in 1983 and eventually adopted by many other military and law enforcement agencies internationally.When worn with a helmet cover, the PASGT helmet is also often fitted with a band around it that has two light recharging glow patches (sometimes known as cat eyes) on the rear intended to reduce friendly fire incidents. These bands are also used to hold vegetation or small personal items, as with the M1 helmet before it, during the later decades of its service life. These bands can also have names and/or ABO blood types printed on them to help identify the blood type the wearer in case a blood transfusion is required as a result of blood loss due to wounds received on the battlefield.

Here a lot of various upgrades to the PASGT helmet consisting of 6 helmet bands, some with imprints of former wearers inscriptions, a piece of camouflage netting, 3 dust protection goggles and 2 different camouflage covers. One woodlands cover with handwritten inscription “DUBUC” as well as imprint inside of the cover, the other a six-colored desert cover showing the marking “3E” in the inside. Also a heavy felt mask.