WW2 US USAAF Ike Jacket Sergeant Rank Size 38R

This WW2 US USAAF Ike Jacket is an authentic wartime uniform piece, featuring the rank insignia of a Sergeant. The jacket is marked as size 38R (Regular), reflecting typical sizing standards of the United States Army Air Forces during the Second World War. Commonly referred to as the “Ike” jacket after General Dwight D. Eisenhower, this design was introduced in 1944 and became standard issue for both Army and Army Air Forces personnel. The jacket features a short waist length, button front closure, notched lapels, epaulets, and adjustable side buckles, all characteristic elements of the Ike jacket style. Wool construction provided warmth while maintaining ease of movement for airmen and ground crew. Sergeant chevrons are sewn onto both sleeves, designating the enlisted rank. This example represents a standard-issue garment from the era, suitable for collectors or those studying WW2 USAAF military uniforms and insignia.