During WWII, the A-2 jacket was primarily associated with US Army Air Force pilots & aircrews (the Air Force was part of the US Army until 1947), but the A-2 was also worn by non-aviation US Army personnel including officers serving in the 82nd Airborne and the 101st Airborne; even Gen. Douglas MacArthur was known to wear an A-2 jacket. But whether they were the pilot of a B-17 with 25 missions under their belt, a P-51 Mustang fighter ace, or a member of an elite parachute infantry regiment, those who were authorized to wear the A-2 wore it like a badge of honor.
The A-2 has been a perennial favorite among our customers for years and this newest rendition will no doubt prove to be just as popular. It’s made from the finest mil-spec cowhide available and is manufactured to the highest military quality standards and specifications. Based primarily on the current-issue USAF goatskin version (but with a few small differences like slightly more narrow, tapered epaulets)
The US Wings® Army Cowhide A-2 Leather Jacket features:
- 100% Genuine full-grain Cowhide leather
- Snap-down collar
- Epaulets
- Two front cargo pockets with side-entry hand-warmers
- Two interior pockets
- An interior pen/pencil pocket
- Underarm gussets
- Poly-cotton lining
- Knit cuff and waistband
- Color: Dark Brown
- Fit: Normal
Protect your jacket with our new jacket care products.
These products are all natural and hand made in the USA. It will help preserve your new jacket or add years back to your old one. Exposure to the elements and regular wear will dry out and fade your jacket. Replenish your jacket now!
The A-2 Jacket:
The A-2 had a glorious history with the USAAF and is still proudly worn by USAF personnel today and has been the most popular “bomber-style” jacket among civilians for decades. Now, current select US Army personnel will have the opportunity to create their own glorious history with this venerable & iconic jacket and so will you: get one today and experience the “real deal” for yourself!
U.S. Wings® is added to OTEXA’s Made in U.S.A. Database
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