Flying Tigers Air Force Leather Flight Jacket

 

Flying Tigers Air Force Leather Flight Jacket

Prior to December 1941 as a volunteer fighter squadron fighting the Japanese in China, the American Volunteer Group was nicknamed the Flying Tigers. Absorbed into the Army Air Force on July 4th, 1942, the 23rd Fighter Group was the official new name for the AVG.
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