Original U.S. WWII 91st Troop Carrier Squadron Named Glider Pilot Grouping Hotchkiss MG The bore looks truly excellent

The bore looks truly excellent but a bit dusty with the odd cob web

On day three the ribs are fitted and everything is squared up and clamped as seen here

however it is otherwise very good

It was at the same time that Beech commissioned Walt Dsney to create a company mascot that would encourage productivity and improve morale among his employees

neck guard apron is serial number stamped but only partially legible and the interior

Original U.S. WWII 91st Troop Carrier Squadron Named Glider Pilot Grouping Hotchkiss MG The bore looks truly excellentOriginal Item: One of a kind set. Flight Officer Carroll A. Ray (ASN 17057937) from Beadle County, South Dakota was Gilder Pilot assigned to the 9th Air Force, 439th Troop Carrier Group, 91st Troop Carrier Squadron and flew gliders during the war including the D Day invasion. The 91st was part of the 439th Troop Carrier Group. It has also taken part in the airborne drop in the night prior to the allied invasion in Normandy. The squadron also took part