Original U.S. WWII USAAF Mae West Pneumatic Life Vest with Dye Marker - Dated AUG 4 1944 Brown Bess Musket Parts " just be pointed in

" just be pointed in the general direction and fired

" It was assigned to the 831st squadron and was one of the original aircraft assigned to the 485th

fought on September 18 – 20

mainly designed to reduce the weight and improve the fragmentation properties

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Mae West Pneumatic Life Vest with Dye Marker - Dated AUG 4 1944 Brown Bess Musket Parts " just be pointed inOriginal Item: Only One Available. During World War II the U. S. aviators and the Royal Air Force servicemen had available to them a vital piece of American made equipment for emergencies that had only been in use for a few years: an inflatable (Mae West) life preserver. Also with this version is a red DYE MARKER, which would be opened in the ocean to help increase the visibility of the floating airman. This wonderful example is complete and marked