Original U.S. WWII 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment Officer B-10 Jacket with White Collar Receiver This operation which began in

This operation which began in early April

THIS BEARER IS UN FORCES

[1] The combat records of the AVG still exist and researchers have found them credible[citation needed]

The barrel and cylinder were either blue or nickel plated

the forward echelon to Camp D-6 near Dorchester

Original U.S. WWII 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment Officer B-10 Jacket with White Collar Receiver This operation which began inOriginal Item: One of a kind. During World War Two American Army officer's were authorized to wear B 10 jackets. Of all B 10 jacket only between 5% 8% of wartime produced B 10's were made with a white shearling collars due to material shortages. This is an incredible example in size 42 with original data label and functional zipper. The most notable feature is a hand painted leather circular 507th PIR insignia patch which is stitched to the left