This is an orange liner L2-B light zone flight jacket contracted in 1969. It is a tour jacket with locally made patches sewn in from the Air Force days in Japan and Korea. It is a very nice patch. The size is X-Large in the largest size.

The L2-B is a flight jacket developed for pilots of fighter planes flying at low altitude, called "light zone. The original was the A-2 flight jacket from the WWII era. The L2-B was then adopted after the L-2 and L2-A, and was used from the 1950s until the mid-1970s. The L2-B was used from the 1950s until the mid-1970s, after which the CWU-36P and others followed. Originally developed as a flight jacket for U.S. Air Force pilots, it was also used by Army helicopter pilots as well as Air Force pilots during the Vietnam War, and was a flight jacket that played an active role across branches. Unlike the MA-1 of the same model, this jacket is lightweight and is not intended for use at temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius, so we recommend that you wear it inside if you plan to wear it in cold weather. By doing so, you can enjoy it without any problems.

This piece has a tour patch sewn on the chest, as this individual was originally a soldier in the U.S. Air Force in Japan and Korea. The American flag and USAF SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCE patch are all in original condition. It has a name and is definitely an aircrew member as it has a petty officer and air crew badge. The contract was signed in 1969, indicating that it was worn by a soldier who had been in the Air Force for a long time. The ribs and other parts are worn. There are also some stains, etc., indicating that it was actually worn. This jacket is not for those who are looking for perfect condition, but for those who prefer a jacket in used condition with signs of use. It is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand.

Size: X-Large

Size: Shoulder width 54cm, Body width 67cm, Length 57cm, Sleeve length 61cm