VEST, FLYING WINTER, TYPE C-2 Scarves she began cutting off the

she began cutting off the soiled collars

was designed to hold a camouflage poncho

Hand Finished Stencil

Birdie voluntarily joined military service with the Army Air Corps in August 1942

derives its name from the Japanese port town of Yokosuka

VEST, FLYING WINTER, TYPE C-2 Scarves she began cutting off theThe VEST, FLYING WINTER, TYPE C 2 is made from 14 gauge wool knit and features a 40s bell shaped front zipper with a brass finish and herringbone twill cotton tape. Designed to maximize insulation while avoiding additional bulk, the C 2 vest has a close fitting body and raglan sleeves, designed to be layered underneath the Type A 2 leather flight jacket. The raglan sleeves and zip through front make the vest easy to slide on and off when layering.