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$48.44The Story
Adopted in 1942 for the U.S. Army Air Corps, the Type A-3 was the cap worn by aircraft mechanics on flight lines and in hangars across both theatres of the Second World War. In the winter rotation it was paired with a herringbone twill coverall and a sheepskin D-1 jacket.
Wartime photographs almost invariably show the brim flipped upward - a practical adjustment that kept it from catching on engine cowlings, fuselage panels and other obstructions inside tight working quarters.
- 100% Cotton, 8.5oz herringbone twill
- 6-Panel crown with structered brim
- Reinforced taped seams inside the crown
- USAAF ink stamp on rear panel
- Made in Japan
Size 7 1/4 = M
Size 7 1/2 = L
BR02536

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Adopted in 1942 for the U.S. Army Air Corps, the Type A-3 was the cap worn by aircraft mechanics on flight lines and in hangars across both theatres of the Second World War. In the winter rotation it was paired with a herringbone twill coverall and a sheepskin D-1 jacket.
Wartime photographs almost invariably show the brim flipped upward - a practical adjustment that kept it from catching on engine cowlings, fuselage panels and other obstructions inside tight working quarters.
- 100% Cotton, 8.5oz herringbone twill
- 6-Panel crown with structered brim
- Reinforced taped seams inside the crown
- USAAF ink stamp on rear panel
- Made in Japan
Size 7 1/4 = M
Size 7 1/2 = L
BR02536




















