vintage Flight Jacket G-1 G1 USMC VMFA 232 F 18 A-2

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This auct Description The auction is for an early 1980s G-1 jacket with a patch from USMC VMFA 232 "Red Devils". Based out of MCAS Miramar in California, VMFA 232 "The Red Devils" is the oldest Marine Corps' squadron. VMFA 232 is considered the best Squadron within USMC MAG 11 when it comes to ACM. The Devils currently fly the F/A 18C, single seat Hornet. They were among the first to go into Iraq in January 1991. Since 2001, they have been deployed to Iraq, and more recently to Aghanistan. The jacket is in excellent condition and has no flaws. It was manufactured by Flight Apparel Industries Inc in 1982. The Scovill zipper works perfectly and has no missing teeth. The waistband, cuffs and collar are perfect. The size is a rare to come by 46. We ship anyw in the world!!!! SHIPPING: We use USPS for our shipments. PLEASE ACCOUNT FOR THE SHIPPING COST IN YOUR BID. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Shipping will be calculated for international buyers. Contact us for shipping rates prior to bidding to eliminate any unexpected shipping costs, as overseas shipping can be expensive. TERMS OF SALE: Non-paying bidders will be reported to Ebay and left negative feedback without fail. Please do not send payment until you have received an invoice with the shipping costs included in the total amount. We will invoice as soon as possible after the auction closes. If you are mailing a payment, let us know, they can take some time to reach us. Please include your Ebay user id, correct shipping address, and the item number(s) with your posted payment. IMPORTANT: All our items are authentic new/used/vintage. We do our best to describe them as accurately and honestly as possible. All our sales are final. T are absolutely no refunds or exchanges. Please read our listing and review the measurements carefully. If you have any questions or concerns contact us prior to bidding. ion is for a 1980s USN VF 41/VF 32 F 14 patch set. During the 80s, the USN F 14 crews and Libyan Migs constantly engaged in mock ACM battles. On two occasions, Libyan Migs fired AA missiles at F 14 from VF 41 and VF 32. After defeating the Libyan missiles, the USN F 14 were "cleared hot" and claimed 4 kills, using the newly developed all aspect Aim 9 x. We ship anyw in the world!!!! SHIPPING: We use USPS for our shipments. PLEASE ACCOUNT FOR THE SHIPPING COST IN YOUR BID. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Shipping will be calculated for international buyers. Contact us for shipping rates prior to bidding to eliminate any unexpected shipping costs, as overseas shipping can be expensive. TERMS OF SALE: Non-paying bidders will be reported to Ebay and left negative feedback without fail. Please do not send payment until you have received an invoice with the shipping costs included in the total amount. We will i This auction is for a 1980s USN VF 41/VF 32 F 14 patch set. During the 80s, the USN F 14 crews and Libyan Migs constantly engaged in mock ACM battles. On two occasions, Libyan Migs fired AA missiles at F 14 from VF 41 and VF 32. After defeating the Libyan missiles, the USN F 14 were "cleared hot" and claimed 4 kills, using the newly developed all aspect Aim 9 x. We ship anyw in the world!!!! SHIPPING: We use USPS for our shipments. PLEASE ACCOUNT FOR THE SHIPPING COST IN YOUR BID. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Shipping will be calculated for international buyers. Contact us for shipping rates prior to bidding to eliminate any unexpected shipping costs, as overseas shipping can be expensive. TERMS OF SALE: Non-paying bidders will be reported to Ebay and left negative feedback without fail. Please do not send payment until you have received an invoice with the shipping costs included in the total amount. We will invoice as soon as possible ... read more

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