ALPHA L-2B APOLLO FLIGHT JACKET

PRODUCT HISTORY

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.S. 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.

BENEFITS

• Water Resistant

FEATURES

• Alpha logo on zig-zag zipper extension
• MA-1 utility pocket on sleeve
• Signature red "Remove Before Flight" flag
• Sleeve shirring
• NASA and Apollo patches on chest
• Apollo Mission patch on back
• Two exterior flap pockets
• Two interior welt pocket
• Knit rib collar, cuffs and waistband
•  Ottoman knit cuffs

PRODUCT SPECS

• Fit: Standard
• Length: Above Hip  
• Recommended Weather: Light

FABRIC 

• Shell: 100% Flight Nylon
• Lining: 100% Nylon
• Fill: None

RECOMMENDED CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Dry clean only