Alpha Industries L-2B Fear the Bones Battlewash Flight Jacket MJL50000C1. A lightweight, battlewash flight jacket with "Fear the Bones" appliques inspired by squadron patches from VFW-103, a Navy aviation squadron nicknamed the Jolly Rogers. Alpha logo on zipper extension.
Ma-1 utility pocket on sleeve with pen cap inserts. Signature red "remove before flight" flag.
"Fear the Bones" patches on chest. Jolly roger patch on back.
Knit collar, cuffs and waist. Machine wash cold, gentle cycle.
Do not iron or dry clean. The L-2B flight jacket was introduced in the early 1950s for use in light temperature zones (50 to 86 degrees F). Initially the bomber was only used by the U. Air Force which is why the USAF insignia was put on the sleeve. The flight jacket went through many specification updates including the removal of the oxygen tab, snap tabs and epaulets, along with the USAF logo as the jacket was eventually adopted by the Navy and other branches of the armed forces.
With arm relaxed at your side, measure from center back neck, to point of shoulder, and along the arm to the wrist (just below round bone). Measure around body with tape leveled on the fullest part of your chest. Measure around your waist with the tape leveled at the narrowest point of your torso. Stand with heels 2 to 3 apart. Keep the tape leveled and measure around the fullest part of your hips.