ID maker of my Uncle's WW2 A-2???

[AZPhil]

Hello All,
I have been referred to this site in search of an answer to my question.
I was told that the stitch pattern on my uncle's A-2 epaulets in this photo could be used to ID the maker.
I have already searched the acmedepot for answer's, But they do not show the epaulet stitch pattern type on his jacket.
This Photo is 42'-43' timeframe. I attached the original and one where I zoomed in on the epaulet.

Can someone ID the maker of this A-2?
Thanks For Looking.

Semper Fi
Phil

 

[SuinBruin]

Welcome to the forum. Tough to say from those photos; given the cutoff epaulette stitching and general collar shape, I would guess a Dubow. But others who know more than me may have additional or different thoughts.

 

[mulceber]

That would be my guess as well. The v-shaped x-box stitching on the epaulets is unusual, but the fact that the x-boxes are huge, along with a rather small collar with acute points says Dubow. Best bet says 27798, unless he completed his flight training before August of '42.

 

[YoungMedic]

Cool pic!

 

[AZPhil]

Thank you all for taking a look.
I had gone through the epaulets photo's on acmedepot. But could not find a match.
After seeing the Dubow suggestions ,I went and looked at the Dubois jacket again.This time looking at the jacket in its whole entirety
I noticed the epaulets shown for this maker was the Left one. So I looked at the Dubow jacket front view and saw the Right epaulet(like what is shown in my uncles photo) It had that V type stitch pattern.

So I wish to thank you all for your assistance and
Excellent work in IDing Joe's A-2.

Now if you excuse me, I have a Dubow rabbit hole to jump in.

Semper Fi
Phil