101st Airborne Helmet Markings & D-Day Dropzones [Explained]

Battle Order
Jan 15, 2021
1 min read

New video going into the origins of all of the 101st Airborne's helmet markings during World War II (including some lesser known ones). We also go into the division's organization on D-Day and their drop zones/drop patterns.

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