Original U.S. WWII 7th Fighter Squadron P-38 Lightning Pilot Flight Jacket Grouping Chinese Militaria The PIAT firing system meant

The PIAT firing system meant that it had several advantages over other anti-tank weapons of the time

and boating etc

This is an exceptionally rare and early British Police Truncheon only recently acquired from an old collection in England

and is also marked TOWER across the lock tail

Offered in great condition almost untouched but with "E" scratched into the back near the stamped markings

Original U.S. WWII 7th Fighter Squadron P-38 Lightning Pilot Flight Jacket Grouping Chinese Militaria The PIAT firing system meantOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fantastic grouping which includes a hand painted A2 leather flight jacket issued to Lieutenant Robert G. Cooper who was a P 38 Lightning pilot that served in the Pacific Theater with 7th Fighter Squadron, 49th Fighter Group during WWII and participated in the Liberation of the Philippines as well as missions over Japan. The 7th Fighter Squadron origins date to 16 January 1941, when it was activated as Selfridge