Original U.S. WWII G-1 Jacket Painted for VT-2 Torpedo Squadron Two with Flags & Ships - Paint Retouched Post War U.S. Documents & Books At this point Rutledge was

At this point Rutledge was cutting free other explosives when the ones closest to him detonated

The total weight of the outer shell and helmet liner is 1

former chaplain of the Presidio in San Francisco and highly decorated U

Henry Cochran of Williamsport

The frame however still displays a good amount of the original blue

Original U.S. WWII G-1 Jacket Painted for VT-2 Torpedo Squadron Two with Flags & Ships - Paint Retouched Post War U.S. Documents & Books At this point Rutledge wasOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a service worn G 1 jacket worn by a member of Torpedo Squadron Two (VT 2). VT 2 reformed in 1943 with Avengers and shipped aboard Hornet from March 1944 to October 1944. The new Hornet (herself renamed after another recently lost carrier) and her reformed group saw heavy combat in 1944 from the Palau Islands, Wakde, Sawar, Sarmi, the dreaded Truk, Ponape, the 4 trips to Bonin Islands, Guam, the landings at