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2 patches mounted on a piece of paper with typed text. Framed in black wooden frame, no glass or front protective cover. Top patch is a 20th Pursuit Group squadron patch - round leather patch with wool design, red, yellow and blue shiled with…

Light brown uniform pants. Zipper and button in front.

Green wool Army Air Corp officer's jacket. Jacket has 4 buttons down the front, with an attached belt. There are two breast pockets and two pockets at the hip. Epaulets on both shoulders, each sleeve has one green band sewn around the wrist. On right…

Metal and leather holster. Holster is leather and the attachment piece is silver metal. Clasp at the end made of metal for attaching holster. Leather is brown. Interlocking chain that connects the leather holster to the clasp.

Olive green wool officers hat, US Army Air Corps. Hat has brown hard brim with brown belt that has two brass AAC buttons at each end. Green ribbed band behind belt. Makers mark stamped inside hat, with plastic coating at interior. Marks: "Brooks…

Photograph of members of the 54th Fighter Squadron, U.S. Army Air Forces, and their family members dining at the Palladium, Los Angeles, California, May 25, 1942. Identified individuals include Joe McDonald, Lieutenant McDonald, Mrs. Joe McDonald,…

Photograph of a group of U.S. Army Air Corps pilots gathered outside, Alaska, circa 1942. Thomas Walter Jackson is sixth from the left.Inscription on verso: "Walt Jackson (Capt.). Alaska '42."

Photograph of a group of U.S. Army Air Corps pilots gathered outside, Alaska, circa 1942. Thomas Walter Jackson is fifth from the left, standing.Inscription on verso: "Walt Jackson with a squadron of pilots - Alaska - 1942. (Flew P38s)."

Photographic portrait of Thomas Walter Jackson in his United States Army Air Corps uniform, circa 1940. Inscription on verso: "Walt Jackson - enlargement from snapshot."

Photographic portrait of Thomas Walter Jackson in his United States Army Air Corps uniform, circa 1940.Inscription on verso: "Walt Jackson (1915-1942) - 1940."