U.S. WWII Naval Aviator Named Grouping of Lieutenant Commander with M422A Flight Jacket No Return The Allies had taken control

The Allies had taken control of all strategically and economically important locations of Luzon by March 1945

The back of the helmet is cut to allow the wearer to adjust the size by a leather strap with buckle

Simpson were a press steel manufacturing plant in the hills above Adelaide capital city of the state of South Australia

who retailed them for $24

U.S. WWII Naval Aviator Named Grouping of Lieutenant Commander with M422A Flight Jacket No Return The Allies had taken controlOriginal Items: One ok a kind set. Well, this guy brought everything home! It appears we have most everything other than his aircraft from his time in the Pacific theatre. This amazing set consists of the following items: Named blue naval jacket with sleeve cuff insignia denoting the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Makers label of M. BORN & CO and dated January 13th, 1944. Matching navy blue trousers. Named olive drab uniform tunic with sleeve cuff