Original U.S. WWII B-24 Liberator Three Kisses for Luck Named A-2 Flight Jacket - Flying Eight Balls 44th Bomb Group Field Gear The division’s advance detachment left

The division’s advance detachment left Hoboken on 2 May and arrived at Brest

air vents or other openings leading to the main crew compartment

It has maker markings right near the fuse socket:

A note on how to verify that this is an authentic VIETNAM era zippo lighter- To determine a ZIPPO's with correct date marks (before 1975) check the zippo date according to the dating card supplied by the zippo firm

EM/NCO ranks visor caps utilized the appropriate waffenfarbe

Original U.S. WWII B-24 Liberator Three Kisses for Luck Named A-2 Flight Jacket - Flying Eight Balls 44th Bomb Group Field Gear The division’s advance detachment leftOriginal Item: One of a kind. Original Item: One of a kind. Technical Sergeant Joseph R. Rodriguez was the radio operator aboard the Consolidated B 24 Liberator Three Kisses for Luck #42 95193 which was assigned to the 67th Bomb Squadron, 44th Bomb Group from June 6th, 1944 to February 14th, 1945. You can learn more about the plane on the American Air Museum in Britain website at this link. Rodriguez flew 34 missions and finished his tour on 5