Original British WWII Royal Air Force KIA Wireless Operator & Air Gunner’s Uniform Jacket - RAF Sergeant Donald Leslie James Rolfe French Field Equipment Some parties have a modified

Some parties have a modified version of the hammer and sickle as their symbol

Willys won the contract mostly due to its more powerful engine (the "Go Devil")

The leather is weak and the bottom chape is loose

but still allowing enough tolerance for the breech to be opened easily

They continued in operation until about 1966

Original British WWII Royal Air Force KIA Wireless Operator & Air Gunner’s Uniform Jacket - RAF Sergeant Donald Leslie James Rolfe French Field Equipment Some parties have a modifiedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the tremendous uniform jacket of RAF Sergeant Donald Leslie James Rolfe (1601823), Wireless Operator and Air Gunner with No. 578 Squadron. On August 13th, 1944, while on a night raid to Russelsheim to bomb the Opel motor factory, Rolfes aircraft, Halifax BIII NA604, encountered night fighters from Brussels all the way to the target, and crashed at Mnchbruch, Germany with all hands lost. The uniform jacket is a