USAF Army Flying Coveralls w ident, Mohawk patch, Medium Long (@b rack @#$%)

  
The flight suit is used BUT is as the pilot wore it in the 60s. Will provide a lot of detail. Has a very nice black Label. On the left shoulder is a faded image of US Air Force likeness of patch---stamped on in color.

So the US Army started to get into flying and they used Air Force uniforms. The person I got this from was a WWII vet and he flew bombers for the Air Force. At some point in the 1950s he switched to the Army. He flew Army Mohawk aircraft and uniform shows one.

On the collar--Major rank and Trans Corp. Name tape and US Army present. On left leg you see an attachment---that is a clip covered in cloth. Was used in flight to hold checklist, etc.