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Schiffer Publishing United States Combat Aircrew Survival Equipment World War II to the Present: A Reference Guide for Collectors - A detailed study of United States Air Force, Army, Army Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps aircrew survival equipment. Items covered are: survival vests, leggings, and chaps, life preservers, survival (ejection) seat and back pad kits, personal survival kits and first aid kits, etc. Tag and label information is provided. Other Books You May Enjoy! Pilots' Information File 1944: The Authentic World War II Guidebook for Pilots and Flight Engineers.
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This book is a must-have reference guide for both novice and experienced campers. From the period beginning with World War I to the Korean War era, you wont find a more indispensable guide for the study and collection of . Army shoulder patches. Collectors will especially enjoy the handy reference section for determining whether a patch was made by an ally or a former foe.
Aircrew Survival Equipment: World War II to the Present-A Reference Guide for Collectors.
Mike Breuninger is also the author of United States Combat Aircrew Survival Equipment: World War II to the Present-A Reference Guide for Collectors. This new photo documentation is the first book ever to cover in detail the history and development of military flight helmets from the post-World War II era to the present, and includes over 120 different helmets and their associated equipment such as oxygen masks, boom microphones, inner helmets etc.
Army Air Forces - History, Regalia (Insignia), United States. Although this book is devoted exclusively to organizations that were active during World War II, its coverage of those organizations is not confined to the World War II period. Army Air Forces, United States. - Armed Forces - Insignia - Catalogs. Office of Air Force History. Instead, each organization is traced back to its origin and forward to 1 January 1956, with later activations being mentioned if they took place prior to the time the draft of the book was prepared in 1957-1958. The organizations are presented under the designations they carried on 2 September 1945.