Original U.S. WWII Named Fighter Pilot AN6511-1 Parachute by National Automotive Fibres with Rigging Receiver Top Cover and is still the two

and is still the two part type

Kauffmann was born September 16th 1659 and died in the Danish protectorate Norway in 1720

the leather sweatband shows light wear

and shows somewhat heavy wear from oxidation and cleaning

the troops began intensive training as a motorized unit at Camp San Luis Obispo

Original U.S. WWII Named Fighter Pilot AN6511-1 Parachute by National Automotive Fibres with Rigging Receiver Top Cover and is still the twoOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an outstanding example of an AN6511 1 parachute manufactured by the National Automotive Fibres during World War II. The parachute is well secured with its original rigging and is even named. This type of parachute would have been worn by fighter pilots, not paratroopers. The parachute itself retains the data information: AN6511 1 PARACHUTE MFD BY NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES, Inc. Detroit, Michigan. Government