Original U.S. Vietnam War Era USAF L2-B Flight Jacket Grouping Belonging to Colonel Roy E. Braly - WWII B-24 Pilot Shot Down Over Holland and Became POW Uniforms The leather is still quite

The leather is still quite soft

This bayonet was made after 1873

The weapon was produced in three chamber sizes - the original utilizing the 7

Each Corps also directly controlled a number of other units

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era USAF L2-B Flight Jacket Grouping Belonging to Colonel Roy E. Braly - WWII B-24 Pilot Shot Down Over Holland and Became POW Uniforms The leather is still quiteOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. Now this is a fantastic grouping attributed to a WWII B 24 Pilot who was shot down over Groningen, Holland after a raid on Bremen, Germany in 1943. He was captured by the Germans and imprisoned in Stalag Luft 1 at Barth, Germany and was released by the Soviets in May 1945. Roy E. Braly, a retired Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. engineer and decorated World War II bomber pilot, died in 2008 of complications