What's New With SFC David Hack

N-95 Hi Filtration Face Masks are now available at US Wings.
World Authorities since 1917 have stated the Face Masks are proven to save lives. US Wings is veteran owned by 80 yr old combat wounded Sgt. David Hack. He recalls listening to stories from his Mother and Grandmother about the Spanish Flu epidemic in 1917. They recalled how Face Masks saved lives, those that did survived. We are selling our masks at wholesale prices to help our fellow man.

Fox News
According to Fox News, Researchers have found that wearing surgical masks can significantly reduce the rate of airborne COVID-19 transmission, according to a study released on Sunday. The study, conducted by a team of scientists in Hong Kong, found the rate of non-contact transmission through respiratory droplets or airborne particles dropped by as much as 75 percent when masks were used. “Universal masking at 80 [percent] adoption flattens the curve significantly more than maintaining a strict lockdown,” researchers wrote in the study.

Multi-Use Face Mask
– 3 ply N-95 fabric
– Summer weight
– Hi-Filtration
– Pleated for soft and comfortable fit
– $4.95 ea. or 10 for $45.00
– Made in Virginia USA

Disclaimer
Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under the age 4, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.

They are not suitable for use in a surgical setting or where there would be significant exposure to liquid, bodily or other hazardous fluids, use in a clinical setting, or use in the presence of a high-intensity heat source or flammable gas.

Face Masks have Proven to save Lives.

For more information call 1-800-650-0659 or go to Multi-Use Mask.

US Wings offers Sgt Hacks American Made leather Jackets. The US Wings Signature Series jackets are particularly noteworthy. These handcrafted jackets are Made in the USA from the highest grade materials. Furthermore they are known worldwide for their exceptional quality, craftsmanship, and authenticity. We supply the US Military and many government and law enforcement agencies.

Signature Series A-2 Jackets

The quintessential leather “bomber” jacket, adopted by the USAAF in the 1930s and worn during WWII. It was later re-issued to USAF pilots & flight crews in the late 1980s and is still worn by the Air Force today.
Our Signature Series A -2 Jackets are available in the following leathers:
Goatskin
American Bison
Kangaroo
Vintage Cowhide
Horsehide
Cowhide

Signature Series G-1 Jackets

The G-1 started out as the M-422 in 1940 and became the “G-1” in the 1950s. With its distinctive fur collar, the G-1 is the leather flight jacket for USN & USMC aviators (and was made popular in the movie “Top Gun”); it’s also worn by the USCG.
The Signature Series G-1 Bomber Jackets are available in the following leathers:
USCG G-1 goatskin
USN G-1 goatskin
Top Gun G-1 goatskin
AVG Flying Tigers G-1 goatskin
Bison G-1
Surface Warfare Officers Jacket cowhide

Signature Series Indy Jackets

Our “Indy-Style” jacket is an integral part of the famous fedora-wearing, bullwhip-toting, professor of archaeology. A hybrid of the Type 440 and the A-2, the Indy-Style jackets have it’s own uniqueness and iconic style. Hence dashing through the jungle or racing across the desert, the Indy-Style jackets will protect you from all the elements. Regardless of the leather type, our jackets are not just for “fashion”, but tough enough to stand-up to all your real-life adventurers.

Many people ask who is Sgt Hack and US Wings.com? Sgt. Hack, a Vietnam veteran, is the founder of US Wings. In 1986, he pioneered e-commerce creating USWings.com. We have been featured in magazines, newsletters, and televisions shows. As a result, the US Wings customer lists reads like an invitation roster for a red carpet event. Furthermore visiting our website provides a great adventure in the purchase of leather bomber jackets, Indy jackets, and military accessories.

MADE IN THE USA!

For more information call 1-800-650-0659.

US Wings is fortunate to have world famous artist Jim Harley join our team. He specializes in Handpainted Nose Art Jackets and Nose Art Patches. Furthermore he has painted bomb squadron patches, Tail Sash Patches, leather WW II name tags and Theatre patches. Here is a small sampling of his recent creations.

The Outhouse Mouse
Outhouse Mouse was a Boeing built B-17G, serial number 42-31636. She was assigned to the 91st Bomb Group 323rd Bomb Squadron of the 8th Air Force based out of Bassingbourn England. She was painted with the distinct “Triangle A and red tail sash markings and given the aircraft code OR*N. Outhouse Mouse was under the care of Crew Chief M/Sgt. Rollin L. Davis, who also took care of the famous B-17 Nine O’ Nine, which shared the same parking revetment. Outhouse Mouse flew 139 missions without an abort and flew a grand total of 279 missions over the course of her combat career. Outhouse Mouse also had the distinction of being the first B-17 attacked by an Me163 rocket fighter, on August 16, 1944. After the war she was flown home to Kingman, AZ, where she was scrapped in 1963.

The Nine O Nine
“Nine-O-Nine” was a Boeing built B-17 serial number 42-31909 and was accepted by the USAAF in December of 1943. She was assigned to combat on February 25, 1944 with the 91st Bomb Group 323rd Bomb Squadron 8th Air Force stationed at Bassingbourn England. By the end of the war she had made eighteen trips to Berlin, dropped 562,000 pounds of bombs, and flown 1,129 hours. Over the course of her combat career she had twenty-one engine changes, four wing panel changes, fifteen main gas tank changes, and 18 Tokyo tank changes (long-range fuel tanks). She also suffered from considerable flak damage, accumulating close to 600 patched holes. She flew 140 combat missions without a crew loss or an abort, an 8th Air Force record. After the war she was flown home and scrapped at Kingman Arizona. Our Nose Artist, Jim Harly, flew 900 hours as Pilot in Command of the restored Collings Foundation Nine o Nine.

The City of Flatbush
The City of Flatbush, serial number 44-6982, was a Boeing B 29. Arriving at North Field Guam in March of 1945, it was attached to the 19th Bomb group, 314th Wing and 30th Bomb Squadron. The Tail Sash was a 72″ tall Block M which designated the 19th Bomb group. The City of Flatbush recorded 35 successful bombing missions over Japan from Guam. The “City of” nose art was created as a means to honor crews hometown cities back in the United State who adopted each plane.

US Wings has a large selection of handpainted Nose Art jackets and Nose Art patches available at www.uswings.com. Evenmore they have squadron patches, Tail Sash patches, theatre patches and name tags to honor our forefathers who gave their all to protect our country. We can duplicate any of your relatives historical artifacts.