Maverickson
Well-Known Member
Hi All,
Just recently I came a cross a photo that I thought might be of some interest to the Forum members. As a one time resident of the Aloha State I have paid particular close attention in obtaining photos of flight jackets having been worn in the Islands. Having experienced many Hawaiian Winters first hand it is well known to me that there are only a few hours during any Winter day when a jacket might be required. So these photos are indeed rare.
All things considered, more often than not I have found examples of USN flight jackets being worn in Hawaii. However, in this case the fellow seen leaning over & reaching into the downed Zero immediately following the attack at Pearl Harbor appears to be wearing an A-2.
Enjoy!
Cheers, Dave
Just recently I came a cross a photo that I thought might be of some interest to the Forum members. As a one time resident of the Aloha State I have paid particular close attention in obtaining photos of flight jackets having been worn in the Islands. Having experienced many Hawaiian Winters first hand it is well known to me that there are only a few hours during any Winter day when a jacket might be required. So these photos are indeed rare.
All things considered, more often than not I have found examples of USN flight jackets being worn in Hawaii. However, in this case the fellow seen leaning over & reaching into the downed Zero immediately following the attack at Pearl Harbor appears to be wearing an A-2.
Enjoy!
Cheers, Dave