Flying Tigers WWII Style Silk Blood Chit Promo Cat making it one of the

making it one of the longest-running riding gloves in American manufacturing history

Front zipper with inside storm flap

Silk was specified for blood chits because it was lightweight enough to add to flight gear without meaningful weight penalty

5" (52 cm)

The European escape map lining references the survival tool carried by Allied pilots forced down over occupied Europe

Flying Tigers WWII Style Silk Blood Chit Promo Cat making it one of theThe Flying Tigers blood chit was carried by pilots of the American Volunteer Group (AVG) civilian American aviators who flew P 40 Warhawks for the Chinese Air Force against Imperial Japan beginning in 1941, months before the United States officially entered WWII. The AVG operated over China and Burma, where downed pilots depended on Chinese civilian assistance to survive in Japanese controlled territory. The blood chit printed instructions in Chinese