Original U.S. WWII AN6513-1A Parachute Chest Pack without Canopy - Dated 1943 Accessories and Delta continued operations in

and Delta continued operations in this area and took many more casualties until finally leaving on 11 March 1968

This example is maker marked under the top flap: ATLAS AWNING / 1943

PLACE and he was an officer on the 3rd Northumberland (Newcastle) Artillery Volunteers

The shell has the correct standard chin strap

Original U.S. WWII AN6513-1A Parachute Chest Pack without Canopy - Dated 1943 Accessories and Delta continued operations inOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Quick Attachable Chest (QAC) parachutes were widely used by aircrew personnel such as B 17 and B 24 gunners who required a greater amount of freedom of movement in the aircraft. The crewman only needed to wear the lightweight harness back pad assembly and would later clip on the bulky chest pack containing the parachute if bailing out was required. Between April 1943 and September 1944 the quick attachable chest