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The Type B-15C Intermediate Flight Jacket was introduced in 1950 to replace the Olive Drab B-15B, distinguishing the newly independent U.S. Air Force through its signature Air Force Blue colorway.
Featuring a tonal fur collar until a 1954 USAF directive standardized plain knit trims, the B-15C combined functionality with service identity.
Today’s faithful reproductions—like The 1950s USA B-15C flight jacket cotton wool ribbed—use Nylon 66 shells, cotton/wool pile interlinings, and authentic hardware to deliver cockpit-grade performance in a heritage flight jacket.
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The Type B-15C Intermediate Flight Jacket (MIL-J-6251) was first released in 1947 in Olive Drab nylon, carrying over surplus B-15B fabric and color after the jacket’s initial design .
Although the U.S. Air Force was formally established in September 1946, its own Air Force Blue uniform palette wasn’t approved until 1949, leading to the debut of the blue B-15C around 1950—identical to the OD version except for color.
This intermediate-weight jacket bridged heavy shearling bombers and lighter MA-1s, remaining an icon of early USAF flight gear.
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