U.S. WWII Museum Quality Reproduction 84th Bomber Squadron A-2 Style Hand Painted Flight Jacket - “Named” To Captain David Breece Manufacture Type_Original Items The front center of the

The front center of the cap has a wonder bullion embroidered eagle in bright silver/aluminum wire threads with bright silver/aluminum accent threads on a cut-out

There they boarded the SS Antenor at Portsmouth to cross the English channel

pilots claimed to have shot down three twin-engined bombers and two fighters during the mission

- Green Naval Uniform Jacket and Trousers: The uniform jacket and trousers are named to Crommelin and his handwritten name can be found on the inside right pocket tag

U.S. WWII Museum Quality Reproduction 84th Bomber Squadron A-2 Style Hand Painted Flight Jacket - “Named” To Captain David Breece Manufacture Type_Original Items The front center of theNew Made Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a hand painted copy of what we believe to have been from an original A2 bomber jacket. The jacket is a high quality, hard to tell reproduction attributed to Captain David Breece, a pilot from the 84th Bomb Squadron. Breece obtained a degree in Economics at East Carolina Teachers College, and knew that if America went to war, I wanted to fly. He was working as a Tobacconist making $20.