parts of Asia and the Middle East wore pith helmets, which were later incorporated into the uniforms of colonial military officers. Laura Seay, an assistant professor at Colby College who studies ...

In 1994, The Washington Post’s Phil McCombs reported that then-first lady Hillary Clinton “appeared in a pith helmet, looking vaguely like a North Vietnamese Army officer” on a visit to ...

Dubbed the “pith helmet,” it was one of the most ... plates or any form of badges while being used by the British Army, and helmet plates were rarely used on campaigns and normally against ...

Dubbed the “pith helmet,” it was one of the most ... plates or any form of badges while being used by the British Army, and helmet plates were rarely used on campaigns and normally against ...

as well as blurring the distinction between white civilians and the colonial police and military, who also wore pith helmets. Colonialism extracted labour and resources from “natives” by ...

In 1994, The Washington Post’s Phil McCombs reported that then-first lady Hillary Clinton “appeared in a pith helmet, looking vaguely like a North Vietnamese Army officer” on a visit to the ...

The pith helmet was frequently worn by European travellers and explorers visiting areas such as Africa, southeast Asia and the tropics in the late 19th Century. Military personnel from countries ...

As noted by CNN, white pith helmets were often worn by European military officials in the 19th and 20th centuries as they set out to colonize areas in Africa and Asia. The Guardian points out that ...

First lady Melania Trump has come under attack by media outlets during her Kenya trip for wearing a white pith helmet described ... before being adopted by military officers, rapidly becoming ...

but the explanation behind the instantly recognizable staple of jungle and tropical excursions known as the pith helmet (which the Fairchild Dictionary of Fashion also calls a ‘topee’ or ...

such as a North Vietnamese Tropical Pith Helmet, Joint Operations Tactical Map, Water Buffalo Horns, North Vietnamese Field Pack, framed “Woman of War” Poem and Military Working Dog Records.