Original U.S. WWII Named 8th Army Air Force Communications Specialist NCO Class-A Uniform Coat - Sergeant Joseph Ehrlenbach, Jr. Russian Machine Guns it did not get in

it did not get in the way of romance or a fine dinner out

There is also the maker city of OXFORD / ENGLAND and another very faint 1940 on the header as well

The scabbard has the same serial number of 2095 but a different maker 41 cof

John Fulton of the 511th Signal Co

The first Military Air Transport Service (MATS) squadron to fly the C-141 was the

Original U.S. WWII Named 8th Army Air Force Communications Specialist NCO Class-A Uniform Coat - Sergeant Joseph Ehrlenbach, Jr. Russian Machine Guns it did not get inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a WWII Us Army 8th Army Air Forces enlisted Class A coat that belonged to a Sergeant who served as a Communications Specialist during WWII. By the Second World War, radio had become the chief medium of air to ground and air to air communication. Since then, transponders have enabled pilots and controllers to identify planes automatically, greatly improving air security. The uniform coat is