WWII U.S. Army Air Force A2 Leather Flying Jacket Very faint traces of the

Very faint traces of the regimental marking ‘115’ can be seen in the inner rear peak

and the matching patina of the front plate

was wounded in Russia and returned to duty as a General Major in September 1942 and took command of the 16th Panzer Division operating to the north of the city of Stalingrad

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WWII U.S. Army Air Force A2 Leather Flying Jacket Very faint traces of theA very nice condition brown leather A2 flying jacket; issued to the U. S. Army Air Force under the Military Air Transport Command. This example retains its original manufacturers label for Cooper Sportswear Manufacturing Company, Newark, New Jersey, with the size label 38 still intact. Leather rank patches for the rank of Major are fitted to each epaulette. To the upper right breast is the name J. M. Smolev; below which is a finely machine embroidered