B-15A FLIGHT JACKET / ATC

AirTransportCommand (ATC) is a unit of the United States Air Force. It was established during World War II and is the strategic airlift component of the United States Army Air Force. It has two main missions. The first is to transport supplies and equipment between the United States and overseas combat theaters; the second is to transport aircraft from manufacturing plants in the United States to places where they are needed for training or combat use.
Also operating worldwide.

The Air Transport Command (ATC) once performed a great feat of fighting side by side with China in the China-Burma-India theater.
The "Hump Route" was a major route for China and the Allies during World War II.
The air channel began in 1942 and ended at the end of World War II, making an important contribution to the fight against Japanese fascism. The "Hump Route" starts from Assam in India in the west, crosses the Himalayas, Gaoligong Mountains, Hengduan Mountains, Salween River, Nu River, Lancang River, Jinsha River in the east, and enters the Yunnan Plateau and Sichuan Province in China. The total length of the route is 500 miles, and the altitude of the terrain is around 4500-5500 meters, with the highest altitude reaching 7000 meters. The mountains are undulating like the back of a camel, so it is named "Hump Route". The "Hump Route" was a tragic airlift that lasted the longest, had the most difficult conditions, and paid the highest price in the history of world war airlift. The "Hump Route" passes through high mountain snow peaks, canyons and glaciers, tropical jungles, cold virgin forests, and Japanese-occupied areas; in addition, the climate in this area is very harsh, with strong air currents, low pressure, and
Hail and frost put aircraft at risk of crashing and hitting mountains at any time during flight.

Its establishment is a heroic feat in the history of world aviation jointly created by the pilots of the two countries. The Hump pilots overcame many difficulties and obstacles, sacrificed heroically, flew over the natural dangers of the Hump, broke the Japanese siege of China, transported urgently needed strategic materials for the war against Japan, established the lifeline of the air war, and made an indelible contribution to the defeat of Japan. The martyrs who sacrificed their lives on the Hump Route will always live in the hearts of the Chinese and American people.

The Hump Route also builds a bridge of friendship between the people of China and the United States. The "Hump Pilots Association" established in the United States in 1947 has organized delegations to visit China many times. In 1995, the 50th anniversary of the victory of China's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, the "Hump Pilots Association" organized a delegation to come to China to revisit their hometown and hold the "World War II Hump Flight Memorial Ceremony" in front of the "Hump Flight Memorial" in Kunming.

We reproduce this B-15A according to the 3220-A version from the 1940s. Thick sateen shell, pure alpaca lining, offset chest zip, seamless wool cuffs and hem. The ATC armband is restored according to the collected embroidery style.

We spent half a year researching and developing a genuine pure alpaca lining. As a high-end replica, we hope that the replica clothes can be as close as possible to the historical version, because in each specific era, military uniforms use fabrics, zippers and other details that make them classics.
Key factor. Alpaca wool has been an important feature of flight suits since the 1940s.

Heavy satin fabric made of American supima long-staple cotton, lining made of Peruvian alpaca wool
Fur and feathers
Seamless wool threaded cuffs/hem
Vintage TALON cotton webbing, vintage copper zipper, cowhide produced in Italian Peretti factory
Restore the original embroidery stamp style