Looking at the picture more closely on the DVD, I think you are correct. The General Ivanova helmet seems to have a raised center ridge, which none of the others do. It also appears to be uniformly silver-grey except for the painted pattern, and not striped (the "striping" is a trick of the light).
We will have to get pictures of every pilot's hemet shown on the show to conclude that they tell us nothing?
It doesn't look like Byron's helmet - wrong colors and design.
I'll have to look at bester's helmet in "Ship of Tears" but I am pretty sure it was all black.
The design is closest to that of Sinclair's helmet at The Line (with the raised central ridge that includes the top faceplate holders)
but the pattern is wrong.
So, it would seem that the helmet is from the E-M war period (as later designs are smoother) and so I am now tending towards Recoil's answer: this is Ganya's helmet, but is one that he had stopped using when the newer model came out. Obviously, the one he wore on the final mission wouldn't be available.
We will have to get pictures of every pilot's hemet shown on the show to conclude that they tell us nothing?
It doesn't look like Byron's helmet - wrong colors and design.
I'll have to look at bester's helmet in "Ship of Tears" but I am pretty sure it was all black.
The design is closest to that of Sinclair's helmet at The Line (with the raised central ridge that includes the top faceplate holders)
So, it would seem that the helmet is from the E-M war period (as later designs are smoother) and so I am now tending towards Recoil's answer: this is Ganya's helmet, but is one that he had stopped using when the newer model came out. Obviously, the one he wore on the final mission wouldn't be available.