Cockpit USA Men's Hooded B-3 Sheepskin Bomber Jacket Size:46 The Flying Tigers blood chit

The Flying Tigers blood chit was carried by pilots of the American Volunteer Group (AVG) — civilian American aviators who flew P-40 Warhawks for the Chinese Air Force against Imperial Japan beginning in 1941

so had their jackets trimmed down

20" (51 cm)

2mm) seal brown cowhide — heavier than most commercial G-1 jackets

Genuine silk — screen-printed in 12 languages

Cockpit USA Men's Hooded B-3 Sheepskin Bomber Jacket Size:46 The Flying Tigers blood chitThe Cockpit USA Hooded B 3 adds a detachable raccoon fur trimmed hood to the standard B 3 construction the same thick supple sheepskin with nappa finished exterior, leather welted seams, and double buckle throat latch, with a removable hood that provides additional wind coverage at the face and neck without permanently altering the B 3 silhouette. The hood is detachable for use as a standard B 3 when not needed. Introduced in 1934, the B 3 was