B-15 Nylon Bomber Jacket: Black

The B-15 replaced the A-2 leather jacket as the standard garment for the crew and pilots of the US Air Force.
In 1944 it was the first known time that the B-15 nylon jacket was issued. Between 1950 and 1954, during the Korean War,
this jacket was widely used by jet and bomber pilots. Made from military specified flight satin nylon, lined with insulating and warm wadding,
synthetic fur collar complete with an Air Force patch on the left sleeve.
Available in the original 1950 US Air Force Blue and US Air Force Black.

Details:

Hand Crafted Historic Design.
lnsulating warm wadded lining.
Nylon Flight Satin, Military Issue.
Knited waistband and cuffs for wind protection.
Two outer slash pockets with snap fasteners.
Air-Force Patch on the left sleeve