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    Rara Avis - What rare WWII aircraft would you like to see flying?

    Speaking of amphibious aircraft, I've always been fond of the Supermarine Walrus.
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    The scale models of Young C Park

    Bazan's work is perfection!:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap
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    Best of the Non-Authentic A2's?

    Take a thorough look at USWings site. You will find the same current gov't issue A2 for $30 less than some others.
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    Photos from FIG 2010 Battle of the Bulge Commemoration

    Thanks for posting the photos. It is always good to look at re-enactment groups, even when in relaxation-mode.
  5. K

    BATTLE OF BRITAIN (1940) - Respecting THE FEW.

    Is there a published obit on this hero?
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    Cavalry Officer 1940

    It looks great the way it is. No one would fault your impression , especially since there was some variation in uniform pieces.
  8. K

    Original painted A2

    Keep hanging onto that jacket! Trust yourself above all others.
  9. K

    Perry Sportswear A2

    Good of you to share that historical info. Precious few are preserved like that.
  10. K

    Youngest World War II service casualty identified

    War is hell. It always was and always will be.
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    Show us your vintage home!

    Do you have photos of the house in earlier years, Bo Peep? The kitchen chimney, no doubt had a wood stove in front of it. Good preservation of the wood floors.
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    ELC Pearl Harbor Time Worn A2 fit

    Sizing varies considerably among makers. Just peruse some of the other threads here and you will see obvious differences in fit. Look at authentic photos from WW2 and note how some fits are snug and others look like they are twice as roomy as your A2.
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    My first painted jacket by Harp Player Gene

    Thanks for posting the artwork,Gene. Please keep us up to date with all masterpieces.:eusa_clap
  15. K

    WWII Crusher and Garrison Caps

    My late F-in-L did not fly often, as he was the aviation engineering officer in charge of runway construction at the bases he was assigned to. As a matter of fact, he dreaded flying and travelled by ground whenever given the option. After the war he never got on an airplane again, and he died in...
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    Need Advice: Crusher Cap Opportunity

    I have two "crushers" that my late father-in-law wore. They are kahki since he served in 5th AAF territory. They were regular covers with the stiffeners removed. They developed a natural floppy look over time. One has a better crush look than the other, but unfortunately shows a few small...
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    REPRO flight jackets a little too good?

    When I was teaching in the early 70's our principal would tell us stories of his life as a quartermaster sergeant at an AAF base. After VJ day and notice that they would be going home, his CO ordered him to collect ALL unissued flight gear, pile it up and burn it, which he did(after sending a...
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    REPRO flight jackets a little too good?

    Thanks once again , Andrew, for insight on the aspect of issuing flight jackets. One can see that there was some quality control on the finished product.
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    Getting my US Authentic A-2-ADVICE ON DETAILS

    We've seen all sides thoughtfully discussed. Isn't it time to move on?[huh]
  21. K

    German POW Camp in Nebraska

    Good history lesson, AmateisGal.
  22. K

    NEW A-2 HORSEHIDE JACKET

    Glad to hear that the jacket is becoming more wearable for your father.
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    Purists, Afficionados?

    Fletch, as long as you enjoy wearing your jacket with its modifications, no need to mind what the "purists" say.

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