Cockpit USA Flying Tigers 23rd Fighter Group Jacket Z21V60

Prior to December 1941 as a volunteer fighter squadron fighting the Japanese in China, the American Volunteer Group was nicknamed the Flying Tigers. Absorbed into the Army Air Force on July 4th 1942, the 23rd Fighter Group was the official new name for the AVG, but kept their nom de gar “The Flying Tigers”. The 23rd Fighter Group wore this authentic replica A-2 jacket a relic of American bravery in WWII, the 23rd Fighter Group jacket is perfected in its authenticity down to the officer I.D. card in the lining. Decorated with an original Flying Tiger 23rd Fighter group emblem on the front, an antique silver thread bullion China Burma India patch on the left sleeve, the Flying Tigers 14th Air Force bullion badge on the right shoulder sleeve and featuring an authentic China Burma India Leather appliqué blood chit on the back, this particular A-2 jacket is studded with history. 

• Crafted from 100% horsehide leather 
• Cotton poplin lining in russet 
• Left chest Flying Tigers patch
• Left sleeve silver thread bullion China Burma India patch 
• Right sleeve 14th Air Force bullion badge 
• Leather appliqué blood chit on the back
• Two front flap snap pockets 
• Side entry pockets
• Two interior pockets
• Knit cuffs and waistband
• This is a regular fit jacket 
• Available in brown 
• Proudly made in the USA. 

Since our items are made in the USA, please expect delivery within 2-3 weeks if your size is back ordered as we rush to produce. Should it take longer we will advise you personally. We appreciate your patience. Know that we produce the best quality flight apparel and want to make sure you are satisfied.