Blood Chit inside Lt. Gen. Keller's Jacket | Aerographs - Aviation Photography

This jacket belonged to Major (later Lieutenant General) R.P. Keller, when he commanded the Black Sheep of Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF) 214, operating from the escort carrier Sicily (CVE-118) off Korea. Note the blood chit sewn into the lining. Courtesy of the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida.

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This jacket belonged to Major (later Lieutenant General) R.P. Keller, when he commanded the Black Sheep of Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF) 214, operating from the escort carrier Sicily (CVE-118) off Korea. Note the blood chit sewn into the lining. Courtesy of the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida.