This question popped into my head while emailing JC about a jacket. Would any of the foreign airmen that fought in The Battle of Britain have had an A-2?
Americans were forbidden under the Neutrality act but some did take part. I'm guessing that generally uniforms as close to RAF issue as possible would have been worn. If you were one of the Americans brave enough to fly and not only risk death but possible imprisonment upon returning to the U.S. if you survived, then advertising it by wearing an A-2 might not have been smart. Just thought I'd throw it out there to the historians.
Americans were forbidden under the Neutrality act but some did take part. I'm guessing that generally uniforms as close to RAF issue as possible would have been worn. If you were one of the Americans brave enough to fly and not only risk death but possible imprisonment upon returning to the U.S. if you survived, then advertising it by wearing an A-2 might not have been smart. Just thought I'd throw it out there to the historians.