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Alpha Industries Men's L-2B Dragonfly Blood Chit Flight Jacket (L, Black)
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Alpha Industries Men's L-2B Dragonfly Blood Chit Features
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100% Lightweight Matte Nylon: The L-2B Blood Chit Flight Jacket is constructed with a 100% lightweight matte nylon shell. Because the jacket is reversible, you can also flaunt the interior that features "Blood Chit" (a flag with a message in many languages identifying an airman as a U.S. aviator) sewn on. Machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low.
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Bonus Features: This classic flight jacket has a utility pocket on the sleeve with a signature “Remove Before Flight” flag. There are also 2 exterior flap pockets and 2 interior welt pockets. The shirred sleeves and knit rib collar, cuffs and waistband give this jacket the authentic bomber look.
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Slim Fit: This military-style jacket features a core fit. The waistband generally falls at waist length. It has a slim fit in the body and sleeves, allowing for a more modern look.
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For Light Weather: This bomber jacket features a 100% nylon lining, ensuring warmth in light weather. The jacket is also water resistant, making it ideal for light rain or mild snow.
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About Alpha Industries: After being commissioned in 1959, Alpha Industries began designing and manufacturing jackets for the U.S. military, protecting soldiers, aviators and sailors from the harsh elements. Today, Alpha Industries has closely maintained the authentic design for civilian fashion, outfitting men and women to realize their potential.
About Alpha Industries Men's L-2B Dragonfly Blood Chit
We've take our popular blood chit and mixed it with our lightweight, slim-fit l-2b bomber. The result is a fully-reversible flight jacket that pays tribute to a piece of military history. The blood chit was used by servicemen who were separated from their squadron or were shot down as a way to communicate with foreign troops about their safe return to us Forces.
