Cockpit USA Men's B-6 Shearling Bomber Jacket No Collar Construction details that set the

Construction details that set the 100 Mission apart from the standard B-3: reinforced horsehide sleeves for abrasion resistance

4 mm) drum dyed Cowhide Leather

and authentic creasing that give the jacket the look of a field-worn A-2 from the 1940s

The Persian Gulf blood chit was issued to coalition aircrew during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm (1990–91) — the most linguistically comprehensive blood chit ever produced

Cockpit USA Men's B-6 Shearling Bomber Jacket No Collar Construction details that set theThe Cockpit USA B 6 Shearling Bomber was introduced in 1939 for Army Air Force training command pilots short sheared sheepskin that provides meaningful insulation without the bulk of the B 3, specifically designed for open cockpit trainers where freedom of movement was critical and the full B 3 would be excessive. The shorter shearing also makes the B 6 more compatible with layering than the B 3. As the shearling ages, it develops an antiqued patina