Original U.S. WWII 22nd Bomb Squadron Named A-2 Flying Jacket German Edged Weapons but this not interfere with

but this not interfere with sheathing the dagger

1936 Officers pattern Tschako with police field grey/green doeskin body with patent finished brown top and visor

Matching serial number 9650 clearly visible on both barrel and frame indicating year of production in the mid 1880s

but the First Corps of Lt

proceeded to knock out all opposition

Original U.S. WWII 22nd Bomb Squadron Named A-2 Flying Jacket German Edged Weapons but this not interfere withOriginal Item: One of a kind. The 22nd Bomb Squadron of the 341st Bomb Group served in the CBI and flew hundreds of missions bombing Japanese controlled targets. This jacket belonged to Lieutenant David Toplon (retired a Lt. Colonel), who was a bombardier and navigator aboard a B 25 named the "Sweet Patootie". The group was based at Karachi, India and Kunming, China. The 341st Bomb Group bombed bridges, locomotives, railroad yards, and other targets