Original U.S. WWII B-24 Liberator 11th BG Lucky Dog Named A-2 Flight Jacket Manufacture Type_Original Items There is no definitive way

There is no definitive way of telling which parts were made in England and which were made in Nepal

ve found a few modified keys among our Lewis parts

The butt plate is marked “U

This is a testament that private enterprise has seemingly always got things done long before government bureaucrats

The dagger initially was produced of hand-fitted nickel mounts with attractive finished wood grip and brown anodized (a bluing process) finished scabbard

Original U.S. WWII B-24 Liberator 11th BG Lucky Dog Named A-2 Flight Jacket Manufacture Type_Original Items There is no definitive wayOriginal Item: One of a kind. SGT. J. BLAKELY was an aerial gunner on the B 24L M Liberator bomber "Lucky Dog" in the 11th Bomb Group (The Grey Geese). This group saw action all over the South Pacific and were at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 (Sgt. Blakely was not present at Pearl Harbor). Initially part of the 7th Air Force they were later transferred to the 13th. They started with B 17's and later flew B 25's and B 24s. This jacket features the