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Well, it's been a wild week here, all this came from one mans estate, there was more but that was already picked by another guy(flight jackets,gear etc). This guy was in the marines before the war and then got into the AAF during the war and was a bombardier, from what I know so far he was an instructor here stateside but research will tell me more, but he had some kraut stuff to, in the group(everything roughly in the middle of the pic) is: 20s dated USMC greens, 30s dated USMC blues, WW2 2nd Lt brown dress with bombardier wings and bullion AAF patch, tan WW2 AAF tunic with pink pants and bullion AAF patch, 3 crushers, 1 dress, 1 AAF OS hat,cadet visor hat,loose set of meyer bombardier wings, cadet cap device, draft card,military drivers license dated 44/45,cadet shoulder patch, large german flag,german luft para badge,bombardier training manual.navigators traing manual,bombardiers graduation dinner menu class WC 44-50B, autopilot manual,picture negatives,2 USMC visors, 3 german ammo pouches, colliers WW2 photgraphic history 2vol leather bound set,WW1 picture book, hmm I think thats it. Stuff is still out there, Wow!
Fritz
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Nice find. Congrats.
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Great group if you should decide to part with it all or just the AAF stuff please email me at [email protected] cheers, Ryan
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