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The ad in WWII Magazine:
No, we are not frauds nor is our website a fantasy. The ad simply came out a bit faster than I expected and the B-10's are a few months behind schedule. They are going into production early in 2010 and should be here in May or June 2010. No pre-orders. We'll have plenty of them. Yes, they are very good. Damned good.

Note: We have no plans to make any other flight jackets or specific Air Corps uniforms. These coats are not infrequently seen being worn by infantry and paratroopers so they applicable to both. That's why we've done them.

B-10 Jacket	Talon zipper, authentic AAC stencil.	Lining just like the original.

B-10 Jacket, Reproduction:
Flight jacket issued in early 1944 to replace the leather jackets. Although intended for issue to Army Air Corps flight crews, these jackets were often obtained and used by regular ground troops. Officers (most famously Brig. General McAuliffe of the 101st Airborne at Bastogne) were particularly fond of these.
Our jackets are top quality- comparable (or better) then the high-end coats that cost 3 times as much. OD cotton sateen exterior, wool/poly fleece lining (looks original but it's not...), fake-fur collar, Talon zipper, and realistic labels.
Yes. These will all have the Army Air Corps insignia stenciled on the shoulder. (It's not a patch. It's silk-screened on). That's how the majority originals came. A 101st patch covers it up. Not to worry.
Dry Clean Only!
$250.00 Coming in May 2010
No dealer prices or discounts of any kind

B-10 Jacket Availability DRY CLEAN ONLY! Expected arrival May 30, 2010
Size	Stock
S (33-36)	May 30, 2010
M (37-40)	May 30, 2010
L (41-44)	May 30, 2010
XL (45-48)	May 30, 2010
XXL (50-52)	May 30, 2010
Long Sizes not available.