Original U.S. Vietnam War Era U.S. Air Force A+E Painted Soldier’s Trunk - Aeromedical Evacuation U.S. Uniforms but also might be the

but also might be the serial number

Colonel Frederick ran into battle and assisted the litter bearers in clearing the wounded Force members

with the most noticeable condition issue being staining and light related fading to the front of the jacket

The reverse of the medal bears a bald eagle facing left

the so-called Anschluss

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era U.S. Air Force A+E Painted Soldier’s Trunk - Aeromedical Evacuation U.S. Uniforms but also might be theOriginal Item. Only One Available. Aeromedical evacuation (AE) is the use of military transport aircraft to carry wounded personnel. The first crude attempts at evacuating patients by air were made on biplanes in 1918. Shortly thereafter, JN 4s and DH 4 bombers were modified by the Army Air Service for carrying litters. In 1921 the Curtiss Eagle was developed, the first aircraft designed specifically for the transport of patients. It was followed in