Original U.S. WWII 22nd Bomb Squadron Named A-2 Flying Jacket German Edged Weapons Matching serial number 9650 clearly

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

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or as a bayonet as the trowels edges are sharp

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

Original U.S. WWII 22nd Bomb Squadron Named A-2 Flying Jacket German Edged Weapons Matching serial number 9650 clearlyOriginal 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