HGU24/HGU25 Flight Deck Helmet

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David Clark Flight Deck Helmet

Current issue Flight Deck Helmet made by David Clark Company. The HGU24 & HGU25P are the same helmet with exception of the headset. The use of part number HSC-61C makes this an HGU-24P and the use of just the ear protector, 9AN/2 would make this an HGU-25P.

Helmet parts require assembly and this helmet is ordered in parts kit only. Please use the menu to build your HGU 24 or 25.

The HGU24P, HGU25P Flight Deck Helmet is a build your own helmet that was specifically developed for the flight decks of any type of US aircraft carrier. The bump on the helmet itself is incorporated in order to serve as a hearing protector as well as a headset since the encounter of a rough environment is very likely. Current issue Flight Deck Helmet made by David Clark Company. In terms of its components, the helmet is made up of a suspension liner, energy absorbing impact pads, and a front and back assembly. The shells in particular can be customized to be either brown, blue, green, red, yellow or purple. The HGU24 & HGU25P are the same helmet with the exception of the headset. The use of part number HSC-61C makes this an HGU-24P and the use of just the ear protector, 9AN/2 would make this an HGU-25P.

A complete the Flight Deck Helmet as shown includes the following items:

18636G-**
- 10FM00 / Flight Deck Helmet / Mesh Brown
- 11FT00 / Flight Deck Helmet / Mesh Kahki

22493G-01HA / RearPad
22494G-01HA / Front Pad

22589G-**

01 - Black Front Shell
02 - Brown Front Shell
03 - Blue Front Shell
04 - Green Front Shell
05 - Red Front Shell
06 - Yellow Front Shell
07 - White Front Shell
08 - Purple Front Shell

22590G-**
- 01 - Black Back Shell
- 02 - Brown Back Shell
- 03 - Blue Back Shell
- 04 - Green Back Shell
- 05 - Red Back Shell
- 06 - Yellow Back Shell
- 07 - White Back Shell
- 08 - Purple Back Shell
13223P-01 / Sun, Wind & Dust Goggles
12451G-01 / H-10 A Hearing Protector

HGU24P, HGU25P Flight Deck Helmet

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