about 91st BG - 17 NEW PHOTOS ADDED

[dujardin]

this is a good link on the 91st BG


http://www.91stbombgroup.com/crewphotos ... start.html

here some photos i found on it

324th BS squadron board

Tony's crew, take a good look on the guy on the left (his jacket) and also on other small detail on other

byeeeeeeeee marcel


i finish to visit this link and here are some other photos

this one for Andrew (6hits and a miss)

byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee marcel

 

[better duck]

Re: about 91st BG

Is it me, or is that a huge collar on the jacket of the guy on the right, back row?
BTW, thanks for posting, Marcel.

 

[deeb7]

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Thanks, Marcel.

Here's one for Tim P ...

http://www.91stbombgroup.com/crewphotos ... ches3.html

 

[Roughwear]

Re: about 91st BG

Is it me, or is that a huge collar on the jacket of the guy on the right, back row?
BTW, thanks for posting, Marcel.

It does seem to be somewhat large Peter, could well be a jacket from the no-name 42-18246-P contract, which had overlarge collars.

 

[deeb7]

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... could well be a jacket from the no-name 42-18246-P contract, which had overlarge collars.

But the pocket flap shape doesn't match, the 42-18246-P shape is angular with only a slight curving.

Keep trying.

 

[Roughwear]

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... could well be a jacket from the no-name 42-18246-P contract, which had overlarge collars.

But the pocket flap shape doesn't match, the 42-18246-P shape is angular with only a slight curving.

Keep trying.

Well spotted David. Perhaps a Werber- large collar and curved pocket flap?

 

[Tim P]

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but just how private purchase is the guy at the other end?

 

[TankBuster]

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Camera angles can play tricks as well. Maybe not the case here, but I've seen jackets in wartime photos that can look very different in person. Pocket curves, collar shapes, ect...
Just a word of advice I guess

 

[Roughwear]

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Camera angles can play tricks as well. Maybe not the case here, but I've seen jackets in wartime photos that can look very different in person. Pocket curves, collar shapes, ect...
Just a word of advice I guess

Good point Jeff.

 

[deeb7]

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Well spotted David. Perhaps a Werber- large collar and curved pocket flap?

That was on my short-list, but I think it's impossible to say. Perhaps the owner has re-shaped, and flattened it out.

 

[dujardin]

and what about these jacket ???????

thankssssssssss marcel

 

[Vcruiser]

Don't know about the jacket...but how did that guy keep that C**t Cap on his head...?
Van

 

[deeb7]

and what about these jacket ???????

You're bossy today, Marcel. :lol:

We've been ignoring that one, but it's some sort of civilian jacket.

 

[Anonymous]

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Well spotted David. Perhaps a Werber- large collar and curved pocket flap?

That was on my short-list, but I think it's impossible to say. Perhaps the owner has re-shaped, and flattened it out.

I would agree with David the jacket collar is pressed or laid flat maybe from being the top gunner or he did not like the collar rubbing his neck .His shirt collar is noticeably higher than the jacket collar compared to the other jackets in the picture .

Jeff

 

[dujardin]

You're bossy today, Marcel. :lol:



hellooooooooo David, well surely not my friend, i simply use a short answer to bring your attention back on this jacket. and remember also that i'm a poor english speaking belgian

We've been ignoring that one, but it's some sort of civilian jacket.[/quote] thankssssssssssssss

byebyeeeeeeeeee marcel

 

[dujardin]

Don't know about the jacket...but how did that guy keep that C**t Cap on his head...?
Van

hello Van,

maybe this guy use hair pins like the nurse did or maybe he use ''brilliantine'' to glue his cap

byeeeeee marcel

 

[Roughwear]

Don't know about the jacket...but how did that guy keep that C**t Cap on his head...?
Van

hello Van,

maybe this guy use hair pins like the nurse did or maybe he use ''brilliantine'' to glue his cap

byeeeeee marcel

You may well be right here Marcel. The cap almost defies gravity!