Trousers, Wool Serge, OD, Size 28, Sgt. Donald Willet, Hq. Sqdn., 84th Fighter Wing, 9th Air Force, USAAF, ETO
€145.00
Tax included
Genuine WWII US Army OD wool serge trousers, of the type fitted with buttoned-flap rear pockets normally intended for officers.
No anti-gas flap behind the fly.
Waist size corresponds to 28.
Complete and in very good overall condition; name Willet and laundry number W-0074 have been written inside.
Donald Paul Willet was born on June 9, 1918 in McSherrystwon, Pennsylvania and joined the US Army on May 1st, 1942 (ASN 33230074). He went on to serve in the Air Corps and deployed to Europe with Headquarters Squadron, 84th Fighter Wing, 9th Air Force from January 22, 1944 to October 3, 1945. He was discharged thirteen days later as a Sergeant, and passed away on October 18, 2014.
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