Original U.S. WWII Army Air Forces Type A-3 Sheepskin Shearling Trousers with Two Sets of Mittens & Two Flight Helmets Mortars With Germany losing the war

With Germany losing the war

The shell is stamped 16 D in the steel under the brim

Lederwarenfabrik (leatherware factory)

but enough words can be made out to cement this as a popular maker of military caps and berets in Vietnam

Original U.S. WWII Army Air Forces Type A-3 Sheepskin Shearling Trousers with Two Sets of Mittens & Two Flight Helmets Mortars With Germany losing the warOriginal Items. Only One Group Available. During the years leading up to World War Two there were a large number of flight jackets designed to fit the rapidly evolving needs of the high altitude flight required of bombers. The first jacket designed specifically for the high altitude needs of bombers was the Type B 3, a bulky sheepskin jacket with a heavy duty sheep fur lining meant to keep men warm 25,000 feet in the air. Designed in the 1930s, it was