Original U.S. WWI Air Service Lieutenant John M. Pettingell Uniform & Field Gear Grouping with Claire R. Oberst-Named Musette Bag - Credited with One Aerial Victory Uniforms 44 Headquarters Airborne Command at

44 Headquarters Airborne Command at Camp Mackall

The handle has an excellent stingray skin (Sa-Me) grip

with no other markings that we can see

One month later

From 17 April to 15 August 1945

Original U.S. WWI Air Service Lieutenant John M. Pettingell Uniform & Field Gear Grouping with Claire R. Oberst-Named Musette Bag - Credited with One Aerial Victory Uniforms 44 Headquarters Airborne Command atOriginal Items: One of a Kind Group. This is an extensive World War I U. S. Army Air Service officers uniform and field equipment grouping belonging primarily to Second Lieutenant John M. Pettingell, a trained pursuit pilot and flying instructor who served during the remarkable wartime expansion that created Americas first large military aviation force. The grouping contains Pettingells officers uniform, named headgear, three pairs of breeches,