Original U.S. WWII 15th Air Force Aerial Gunner Named A-2 Flight Jacket with Italian Theatre Patches Knives & Daggers Used as parrying weapons to

Used as parrying weapons to obstruct an enemy's sword thrusts

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A good example is Whitney Navy #3110

454-inch-diameter (11

Original U.S. WWII 15th Air Force Aerial Gunner Named A-2 Flight Jacket with Italian Theatre Patches Knives & Daggers Used as parrying weapons toOriginal Item: One of a kind. Aerial Gunner John R. Baker was a crew member aboard a B 24 Liberator or a B 17 Boeing B 17 Flying Fortress and served with the 15th Air Force stationed in Italy during WWII. The interior of this incredible jacket bears the owners name stenciled onto the lining in yellow paint that reads: JOHN R. BAKER 18129278 The jacket has some exceptional features including: Italian made painted leather embossed 15th Air Force