Original U.S. WWII 10th Photo Reconnaissance Group Pilot Grouping - Credited Stuka Kill Category_Spade Grip Assembly It is held in place

It is held in place by the traditional leather wedges through the eyelets on the wappen

as well as sturdy stitched leather straps and correct flat aluminum buttons

there have been loosely similar "hidden" mountings

It was during this engagement that Col Coutts was wounded by a piece of shrapnel ending the war for him

The jacket also has his Combat Infantry Badge and a United States Army Europe Flaming Sword patch on left shoulder

Original U.S. WWII 10th Photo Reconnaissance Group Pilot Grouping - Credited Stuka Kill Category_Spade Grip Assembly It is held in placeOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Lieutenant Maxwell Chambers ASN (O 2059737) was pilot in the 10th Photo Reconnaissance Group and flew in Europe as a pilot of a Lockheed P 38 Lightning during World War Two. Even though he was only a reconnaissance pilot he was credit with a Stuka kill on April 27th, 1945 and later received the Air Medal for his actions that day. The story of his downing of the Stuka is recounted in the book Aerial Reconnaissance: