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Original U.S. WWII 8th Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient B-17 “Semi Eager” Bombardier Lt. James F. Taylor Uniform Grouping with British-Made Ike Jacket, Regulation Uniform, and Overcoat - 35 Combat Missions with 486th BG British Helmets We looked inside and were

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We looked inside and were not able to find any markings

Fuse is marked

giving a cursory description of the grouping:

Front length: 60

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Original U.S. WWII 8th Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient B-17 “Semi Eager” Bombardier Lt. James F. Taylor Uniform Grouping with British-Made Ike Jacket, Regulation Uniform, and Overcoat - 35 Combat Missions with 486th BG British Helmets We looked inside and wereOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is the untouched uniform grouping of Bombardier Navigator 1st Lieutenant James F. Taylor, who served aboard the B 17 Flying Fortress Semi Eager with the 486th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force. Taylor underwent 35 combat missions, including on D Day, and was awarded the Air Medal with four OLCs and the Distinguished Service Cross. The group includes three of his uniforms, all in rough but untouched condition,

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