Original U.S. WWII Yuma Army Airfield Named M-1941 Field Jacket with Painted Yuma Patch - Walter Hawkins Jr. U.S. Artwork & Posters and a good color

and a good color

Also the rear spade grips are slightly bent

which luckily does not detract terribly from the outward appearance or displayability of the cap

as worn for ceremonial and formal occasions by firemen in the Third Reich during World War Two

Original U.S. WWII Yuma Army Airfield Named M-1941 Field Jacket with Painted Yuma Patch - Walter Hawkins Jr. U.S. Artwork & Posters and a good colorOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The Yuma Army Air Field was an advanced training ground for army pilots during World War II. The airfield was first created in the 1920s as a simple open field with a windsock for use by airplanes. In 1942 the Army was given the use of the land for a flight training school and the first cadets arrived in January, 1943. In the first year alone, the Yuma Field saw a dozen graduating classes. The Yuma Field offered advanced