Original U.S. WWII Named 528th Bomb Squadron, 380th Bomb Group “Flying Circus” Grouping Featuring B-1 Cap With 37 Bombs Drawn on for 37 Combat Missions - John C. Swindle, Assistant Flight Engineer / Gunner For B-24 “Lucky Strike” MG 42 with 2 pads still present

with 2 pads still present

which has a very nice saucer holder

with an iron pin hinge

received orders cancelling the Yap campaign and directing Bolivar to Manus in the Admiralty Islands

This distinction between the infantry and cavalry models would have existed since 1898

Original U.S. WWII Named 528th Bomb Squadron, 380th Bomb Group “Flying Circus” Grouping Featuring B-1 Cap With 37 Bombs Drawn on for 37 Combat Missions - John C. Swindle, Assistant Flight Engineer / Gunner For B-24 “Lucky Strike” MG 42 with 2 pads still presentOriginal Items: Only One Group Available. Now this is a fantastic grouping! The grouping once belonged to the Assistant Flight Engineer Gunner for the B 24 Lucky Strike, John C. Swindle. Swindle served with the 528th Bomb Squadron, 380th Bombardment Group during WWII. The 380th Bombardment Group (H) flew B 24 Liberator bombers primarily in the Southwest Pacific Theatre in WWII. They were part of the 5th Air Force and were known as the FLYING CIRCUS