ausreenactor
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'Uniforms'... Overrated.
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ausreenactor
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ausreenactor
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'Busted' zip....Girls and planes, what's not to likehappy Friday View attachment 86685
Haha and a broken engine cowling over a couple of Bristol's
I thought so, my wife was in a American reenactment group, she's been to Paris a few times with her old group, I showed her the photo and she agrees with you
, pic my wife I thought so, my wife was in a American reenactment group, she's been to Paris a few times with her old group, I showed her the photo and she agrees with you
flyincowboy
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Nice packard
One of the wife's friends owns it
flyincowboy
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Been working on seats to be redone years ago at the shop amazing to see such room and luxury in this type of old cars !
He lives in Paris, takes it to events
Fred can't beat pretty European girls who wear uniforms haha it's why I married her
ausreenactor
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Bought Tianna-Marree a WPG women's Ike and she just gave me a pat on the head and thanked me but 'no thanks'... Still have it. WAAC collars, MAJ pinbacks...Fred can't beat pretty European girls who wear uniforms haha it's why I married her
Aus, Marta still has a chest full of her original gear, she won't ever sell it though
MauldinFan
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Look like Free French impressions in all her photos, to me.
Cyril
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Dunkeswell (UK), only european USN-Base during WW2
same place, proving that "intermidiate" depends on your point of view, or they just weren't issued proper winter jackets
found a jacket (AN-J3a) some time ago, belonging to a Pilot serving in VB105 flying from Dunkeswell
haven't seen him in any of those crew-pictures though...
here he is: Lt. Roy Lee Konewko and his jacket
collar latch and inner pocket surprised with that:
same place, proving that "intermidiate" depends on your point of view, or they just weren't issued proper winter jackets
found a jacket (AN-J3a) some time ago, belonging to a Pilot serving in VB105 flying from Dunkeswell
haven't seen him in any of those crew-pictures though...
here he is: Lt. Roy Lee Konewko and his jacket
collar latch and inner pocket surprised with that:
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flyincowboy
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Cpt James Stewart with pilots of his squadron in Marrakesh 1943 en route to England.
flyincowboy
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B-24 Liberators 44th B G over England
