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What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?
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Brettafett
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Totally agree! Some great G-1s there.
Flightengineer
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Thanks, Burt. This old lady belonged to a good pilot from States (unfortunately he had already died), now she with me for 2 years. I love her very much, several times she flew with me on a technical flight on 204 last year (In memory of Jerry, her former owner).
Thomas Koehle
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Finally, and we have a cool morning today.
On the way to the morning FFS session my another passenger today
L.W. Foster Sportswear 1956
splendid jacket Dmitry! Could you post a closeup of the patches?
Thomas Koehle
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Alex,
I second that!
Some nice jackets!
Are the USCG G1`s for sale on the open market?
How was the price?
Anyone any experience with the quality?
Saludos
Thomas
AlexLutov
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Pilot
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Finally, and we have a cool morning today.
On the way to the morning FFS session my another passenger today
L.W. Foster Sportswear 1956
Very nice Captain!
Flightengineer
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Of course, Thomas, here they are
This is Jerry Donevant photo
Jerry was born January 27, 1936 in Winston-Salem, NC to Lincoln and Hazel Donevant.
After college he entered the Navy and was designated as a Naval Aviator in 1960. He served in Vietnam as a pilot for the VR-21 Fleet Tactical Support Pacific Fleet. He continued his military career in the Naval Reserve and served as a Designated Test Pilot and a Flight Instructor. After he retired from the Navy не started his "commercial" flying career with Continental Airlines . He had accumulated over 25,000 hours of flight time while flying the B707, B727, DC-10, and the B737. He continued as a Test Pilot with Continental for many years after. He died May 29, 2016 after a long battling Alzheimers.
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Officer Dibley
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Finally getting cool enough in the mornings to wear one of my 1968 pattern DPM smocks.
Carl
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I do like the older style DPM pattern and colour .
GyreneGreen
Member
Dibley, The 1968 pattern smocks are dope. I bought a few this summer. If you find any others in that kind of shape in size 2 let me know.
Carl
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I want your hat in your profile pic @GyreneGreen !!
Officer Dibley
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I have quite a few mint or vgc but all 6's & 9's. There may be mint size 2's about but as they are of no interest to me, i don't keep a lookout for them.
Sadly i don't have the time to look out for somethingbi don't want & I wouldn't want the risk and hassle of buying for someone else TBH but will try to remember so i can let you know.
They are HEAVY so brace for expensive shipping costs. Possubly twice the cost of the jacket !
Officer Dibley
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The smock in my photos has a tail too but with buttons on the inside of the jacket. Not intended for paratroopers though.
The Denison smock is what you are referring to. Had dozens of them over the years. Nice kit
The Denison smock is what you are referring to. Had dozens of them over the years. Nice kit
Bennarion
Member
It's amazing! Very rare contract.
Steve27752
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Welcome to VLJ. And you are?
May I suggest going here and introducing yourself?
https://www.vintageleatherjackets.org/forums/member-bios.21/
