Original U.S. WWI Army Air Service Pilot Named Grouping Display Guns & Parts Sets and 101st Airborne Divisions

and 101st Airborne Divisions

belt loader available separately

Photos show Douglas-built airplanes after that block with the four-piece windscreens but by the -85 production (44-83486 and later) they seem to be gone

5 inches high by 20 inches wide

and captured examples were used in combat by British and Commonwealth forces

Original U.S. WWI Army Air Service Pilot Named Grouping Display Guns & Parts Sets and 101st Airborne DivisionsOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. This grouping was the belongings of WWI pilot JAMES L HALES, serial number 2438621. Hales enlisted on December 14th, 1917 and was from Philadelphia, PA. This wonderful grouping consist of the following: Leather flight helmet with bulls eye top. Pilots flying Log Book with entries from 1918 1931. 2 x Scrapbooks with hundreds of news clippings, letters, photos, drawings (and more) of American and European wartime