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Suit, Flying, Winter,  Electrically Heated, Japanese Army Air Force

Display Status:
This object is not on display at the National Air and Space Museum, it is either on loan or in storage.

Suit, Flying, Winter, Electrically Heated, Japanese Army Air Force

 

  • Summary

This is a Japanese winter flying suit that was in use during World War II. The suit was picked up by an American airman Sergeant William T. Hicks on Chichi Jima island which lies about 200 miles from the Japanese coast.

Donated by Sgt. William F. Hicks

Country of Origin: Japan

Dimensions:
Clothing: 152.4 x 78.7 x 7.6cm (60 x 31 x 3 in.)

Materials:
Outer Shell: Cotton Lining: Rabbit Fur Snaps and Zipper: Brass Other: Leather, rubber, electrical wires

Physical Description:
Japanese Army Air Force one piece coverall flying suit; rabbit fur lining and collar; patch pocket on each thigh; knit cuffs; zipper down front; rear back pocket with flap; zip wrist and ankle cuffs; patch pockets on both breasts; zippers on each side at the hips.


Inventory number: A19480009000