Original U.S. WWII Manhattan Project B-3 Sheepskin Bomber Jacket - Size 42 Madsen LMG nurses and managers were educated

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Original U.S. WWII Manhattan Project B-3 Sheepskin Bomber Jacket - Size 42 Madsen LMG nurses and managers were educatedOriginal Item: Only One Available. During World War Two the B 3 was a jacket designed specifically for the high altitude needs of bombers. This was a bulky sheepskin jacket with a heavy duty sheep fur lining meant to keep men warm 25,000 feet in the air. For extra protection, the wide sheepskin collar could be closed with two leather straps. Far bulkier than typical flight jackets, the B 3 does not have a knit waistband and trim fit that made the