Super nice leather patch lot from a WWII 7th bomb group, 9th bomb squadron, 10th air force KIA co pilot. The flying cobras were the groups unofficial nick names. 1st Lieutenant Carl J. Graham, serial # O-772347, was killed in India on August 7th 1945 when his C-47, (43-15831), from Ondal, India to Tezpur, India. His plane crashed and burned along with two other crew members, Lytle and Flohr died as well. He was entitled to a Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal w/ Oak Leaf Cluster and Purple Heart. His name is listed on a roster of KIA and missing for the 7th bomb group. All leather patches and blood chit were made in country. All have stitch marks so were in fact worn on a flight coat. Some staple marks from being on display. The blood chit is 10, 1/4″ X 8″. Flying cobras is 5, 3/4 around. 9th is 4, 3/4 around. 10th is 3 around. CBI is 3″ X 2,1/4″. 100% original WWII issue guaranteed. I recently acquired a huge patch collection from a 40 year Air Force vet. HAVE FUN AND GOOD LUCK! The item “WWII US ARMY AIR FORCE LEATHER FLIGHT JACKET PATCH LOT ID’ED KIA CBI BLOOD CHIT” is in sale since Sunday, February 19, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Patches”. The seller is “nordy6″ and is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. This item can be shipped worldwide.