Original Wwii Army

   Khaki cotton bush jacket worn by U. Army Air Corps officers in the CBI (China, Burma, India) theater during WWII. Right shoulder: AAF insignia (hand-embroidered, detachable with button) Left shoulder: CBI insignia (hand-embroidered, detachable with button) Both arms: Rank is sergeant. Size: No description because there are no tags. Shoulder width (sleeve span): approx. 45 cm, Body width: approx. 75 cm, Sleeve length: approx. 60 cm Please note that there may be a slight difference due to the measurements taken by an amateur and placed flat. Color: Khaki Condition: This is an old item...

   This is a VERY RARE ORIGINAL copy of the'Confidential Airdromes Guide Southwest Pacific Area'. Published by Authority of the Commanding General, Army Air Forces on December 1st 1944. This publication is intended to provide airdrome data for airmen flying in the South-west Pacific Area. The primary objective is to provide sufficient detail to enable a pilot to orient himself having arrived in the general vicinity of his airdrome of destination to land. Security information on the inside front cover states'If an airplane carrying this document is forced down in enemy territory, ...