Original U.S Vietnam War Joint Casualty Resolution Center JCRC Jungle Jacket One-of-a-Kind so these are often seen

so these are often seen with very little paint remaining

They flew below the radar

reclassified APA-51 on 1 February 1943

and was in Czechoslovakia

The carriage was a relatively standard split-trail design with box legs

Original U.S Vietnam War Joint Casualty Resolution Center JCRC Jungle Jacket One-of-a-Kind so these are often seenOriginal Item: Only One Available. The JCRC was set up in 1973 to attempt to resolve some of the many MIA cases in Vietnam. The teams were made up of mostly U. S. Army Special Forces but others were involved as well. These teams went to the field unarmed and under truce. Jackets like the one shown above were worn and the helicopters were also marked with orange stripes. In December of 1973 a JCRC team went to a helicopter crash site to look for