Original U.S. WWII USAAF Named Pilot B-7 Parachute Pack and Harness - Dated 1942 Military Equipment but does not have any

but does not have any visible markings

so it's possible it was folded up and kept with the soldier as a good luck charm

the font of the ЯR corresponds to the earliest style meaning that this carrier was manufactured by Richard Rinker GmbH

M19 Ammunition Box

The upper of the collar is fabricated from a very small mid-tone gray wool

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Named Pilot B-7 Parachute Pack and Harness - Dated 1942 Military Equipment but does not have anyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The B 7 back type parachute was primarily designed for non stationary crew members as a soft, comfortable parachute that could be attached to the wearer at all times. Designed by Frank Manson and standardized for use on October 1, 1940, the B 7 was heavily utilized in a variety of aircraft, including non jumping personnel on paratroop training jumps. It was standard issue for pilots of the B 17 & B 24 until it was