Alpha Industries
Bomber B-15 Alpha Industries Made in USA
August 27, 2010
The Bomber B-15 became standard issue to the USAAF after 1943, replacing the venerable A-2. After some initial objections to the change, pilots and aircrews eventually embraced the B-15 and recognized its virtues: it was lighter in weight than a leather jacket (while still being warm) and the fur collar reduced neck chafing while scanning the skies for bogeys.
The Alpha B-15 is a reproduction of the WWII-issue jacket, but is constructed from flight satin nylon with a synthetic fur collar.
Other authentic features include leather oxygen mask retention tabs, headset cord loops, two front slash handwarmer pockets, two inside map pockets, pen-pencil holder on left sleeve, inside wind flap, knit cuffs and waistband, fiberfil insulation, and embroidered “Wing & Star” AAF patch on the left sleeve.
Available in colour Blue, Green and Black.
Original Made in USA
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Alpha Industries only Made in USA
August 24, 2010
We sell models that Alpha Industries no longer manufactures in the USA from 10 years.
Unfortunately today, Alpha Industries produces no more jackets with military specifications, and no longer produces in the USA, now produce clothing for the fashion market civil.
You can to buy the original Alpha Industries Made in USA with military technical specifications, only here.
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Bomber MA-1 Vintage Alpha Industries Made in USA
August 22, 2010
This is the old classic USAF nylon flight jacket… the MA-1!
This popular jacket protected our pilots for decades, in the air and on the ground! Insulated for warmth, with 4 snap-close pockets (2 outside, 2 inside), knit cuffs, collar and waistband, and zippered combination utility/pen pocket on left sleeve.
For emergency situations, this jacket is completely reversible to Safety Orange.
Our MA-1 is genuine government-issue!
Made in USA
Available in various colors and sizes.
[Translate]Navy Peacot Alpha Industries Made in USA
August 20, 2010
This is the classic pilot’s coat (pilot=ship’s navigator, not aviator), adopted by the US Navy before WWI, and still in use today!
This coat has all the great features of the US Military version, including: a vent back, nylon quilted lining, and two large handwarmer pockets.
Made to the same Department of Defense specifications as its genuine US Navy counterpart (except in 75% wool), our Pea Coat is known for its exceptional warmth and style.
A true classic, it’s been a tradition for generations.
Made in the USA.
[Translate]Wep Jacket Alpha Industries
August 19, 2010
This jacket replicates the 1960s issue USN/USMC flight jacket by Alpha Industries. The WEP jacket was originally designed as a survival suit liner but was also worn as a separate garment and is very light in weight.
The WEP features a mil-spec nylon outer shell, quilted nylon lining with polyester fiberfill for warmth, two snap-close bellows chest pockets, pen slot, snap close utility pocket on left sleeve, bi-swing back for freedom of movement, knit collar and cuffs, elasticized waistband, full front zipper over storm flap, and velcro patch for ID.
Available in colors grey, blue, green, black.
Made in Vietnam.
[Translate]Military clothing Alpha Industries
June 27, 2010
Alpha Industries produces pants that were distributed on European market directly through the former distributor in Italy Italian who, license and approval of Alpha Industries, followed the production of trousers, shorts, shirts, t-shirts and Knitting for the U.S. military on behalf of Alpha Industries itself.
Today these models are no longer, no longer produced for the civilian market, some have been changed by new manufacturers of military apparel for the U.S. military, on request of the U.S. government under the new requirements military.
Many models, for example, have been “renewed” during the Gulf War.
In our store we have some still available old models of U.S. military apparel, produced in Italy on licensing and approval of Alpha Industries Knoxville, Tennessee.
The best known of which is the BDU pants, both long and Bermuda.
The BDU pants are the reproduction of those same image … Alpha Industries provides that the bodies responsible for ensuring enforce the law and the special teams army!
Made from 100% cotton ripstop and features two pockets Cutting front, two pockets in the rear closure with buttons, two side bellows pockets with button closure snap adjustable waist tabs, reinforced knees.
You can see here the long BDU
and here the BDU shorts
Clicking on these links that are below you can access various models:
We also have some models that had cotton jackets (Some are still current) supplied the U.S. military
Federico Scatizzi www.modamilitare.com
[Translate]Wep Jacket and Peacot jacket Alpha Industries Made in USA
June 19, 2010
The Wep Jacket flight jacket edition replaces the USN / USMC 60s. WEP Jacket was originally designed as protection of the flight suit also was brought as a separate garment and is very light.
WEP is a padded nylon jacket with polyester fiberfill to resist heat, two button snap pockets for folding, snap buttons on pocket on left sleeve, bellows behind for freedom of movement, neck and cuffs Wool tissues, elasticcizzato strap, zipper front with wind protection.
The coat is a classic Peacot U.S. Navy Sailors, adopted by the U.S. Navy since before the First World War and in use to this day!
This coat has all the great features of the military version of the United States, including: a gap behind, padded nylon and two large front pockets.
Made with the same specifications as directed by the Department of Defense, the coat Pea Cot is known for generating heat to the wearer and exceptional style. A classic, it is a tradition for generations of sailors.
Federico Scatizzi www.modamilitare.com
[Translate]Some variants of MA-1 Bomber Alpha Industries Made in USA
June 18, 2010
The MA-1 MA-1 Child is the classic version of a child, the same as an adult in every detail. This jacket may be small but has all the characteristics of the USAF MA-1 Bomber, including the interior orange reversible, four pockets with flap closure with snap buttons (two inside and two outside ), net pocket on left sleeve, and knit collar and cuffs! It ‘available in the color Blue in sizes 4 to 10 years.
The MA-1 Flight Series differs from Alpha Industries Vintage V.1 in the logo, the great “A” with three bars, leather, sewn on the back, the inner fleece sweatshirt and no coat of arms the USAF on the shoulder. It ‘available in turquoise color in all sizes.
The MA-1 Flock has the Alpha Industries coat printing process printed on the back, the rest of the details are identical MA-1 Classic.
Playing in every detail of the original jacket issued to the U.S. Air Force. The jacket features tonal lining before the compulsory military emergency orange lining. The jacket is also interlined with 100% wool for added warmth.
* Water repellent nylon flight satin 100% * “Wool knit collar, cuffs and waistband” * Tabs Button used by pilots to connect the oxygen masks and ear wires * 4 Welt slash pockets with button fastening * Signature Alpha Utilities / Pocket pencil
The MA-1 Wool is available in two versions, but only in one size, the first version had the USAF emblem on the left shoulder and the inside of the same color as the exterior, and has the tab for the oxygen mask, while the second version has the emblem on the shoulder, the interior has orange and is reversible and has the tab for the form of oxygen.
Both versions have the wool padding to seven layers, which protects from wind and colder climates. And ‘the misunderstood of Alpha Industries, at least civil public.
It ‘rare to find, almost impossible to find even the sites of the best retailers in the U.S. Alpha Industries. It ‘s a jacket lovers and collectors, unique.
Recently, Alpha Industries has played in Asian countries, but this is the true and only Made in USA. And ‘only available in two colors and two sizes.
The PV-2 or better known as MA-1 Vest is a classic MA-1 Bomber with reversible orange inside, but without sleeves. He has the pocket for the pen from the left chest.
Baseball Navy MA-1 and CPO Navy Cruise
The last three variants of the M-1 that we have available in our stores are two versions of the model and a baseball version of the model Cruise Navy CPO.
The latter model Cruise Navy CPO, is part of the series MA-1 only by the neck, cuffs and springs to life in jersey, and the fit, because it differs from M-1 in any other characteristic.
It has raglan sleeves of genuine leather, the torso is wool. Alpha has a small crest embroidered on the left side and chest pockets with no buttons nor other types of closures.
And ‘only available in gray color and size L, and only 4 strands. Another rarity of Alpha Industries Made in USA. The model MA-1 Baseball has some of the features of the Navy Cruise PCO, as the sleeves of genuine leather, the open pockets, no buttons, nor other types of closures, but the sleeves around and a large embroidery of enormous value and design that reflects the style of the jackets of American college baseball teams on the back. It comes in two colors, blue and gray but one size. This is also a jacket found.
The other version of the model Baseball is identical in detail and fit except for one important detail, no embroidery on the back. It ‘available in gray with yellow sleeves and only in size M.
Regards
Federico Scatizzi www.modamilitare.com
[Translate]April 17, 2010
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April 14, 2010
Check these posts: Community Honors Fallen Airman on 14-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Offutt community officials hosted a ceremony April 6 to dedicate and name a new road on base in honor of a fallen Airman.
Help Available After a Sexual Assault on 14-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Nearly 600 sexual assaults were reported throughout the Air Force in fiscal 2009. According to Department of Defense officials, the majority of men and women who experience a sexual assault, 78 percent and 79 percent respectively, choose not to report the incident.
Different Service, One Mission on 14-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
An Afghan National Army Air Corps C-27A Spartan cargo aircraft took off from Kabul International Airport to conduct an International Security Assistance Force mission transporting weapons and cargo for Afghanistan National Police.
AF to Open Access to Social Media Sites on 1-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Air Force officials are opening the Air Force network to allow access to Internet-based social-networking sites. Initial access will be available at five Pacific Air Forces bases March 30, and will begin opening sites Air Force-wide later in April.
Airmen Medically Treat Afghans on 1-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Airmen here responded to a mass casualty incident in Helmand Province following an improvised explosive device explosion at a local market in Nahr-e Saraj.
The Power of the Human Spirit on 1-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
The human spirit is truly indomitable. If I ever questioned that fact, the 2010 Disabled Veterans of America Winter Sports Clinic answered it for me.
Eight Coaches Selected for Warrior Games on 2-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Air Force officials recently announced the names of eight Air Force members selected to coach the 2010 Air Force team for Department of Defense’s inaugural Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Medics Remove Ordnance From Man’s Head on 2-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Airmen from the Craig Joint Theater Hospital trauma team here removed an unexploded ordnance from a patient’s scalp. The patient, an Afghan National Army soldier, was involved in an improvised explosive device attack and had a 14.5 mm high explosive incendiary round lodged in his scalp.
Leave en Route Policy Changes on 2-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Some Airmen will now have the opportunity to take leave en route within the continental United States when they return home, or redeploy, from the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility.
Marine Squadron Stands up at Eglin on 6-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
The first-ever Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II joint strike fighter training squadron, the Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501, stood up here.
Airmen Support Space Shuttle Launch on 6-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region and Air Forces Northern officials provided airspace control and manning support to the successful launch of Space Shuttle Discovery here.
Airmen Rescue Injured Sailor in Pacific on 6-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Air National Guardsmen from the 129th Rescue Wing here completed a four-day rescue mission for a sailor injured at sea.
Multinational Wing Feeds Afghan Surge on 5-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
The Heavy Airlift Wing, comprising 12 nations, recently moved 2.1 million pounds of equipment essential to surge operations supporting the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan.
Brothers in Arms Reunited for 1st Time on 5-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Retired Staff Sgt. Brian Isenhour and retired Airman 1st Class Brandon Gauvreau had never met each other before, but the two had more in common than they knew.
AF to Launch Robotic Winged Space Plane on 5-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
After a decade of development, the Air Force this month plans to launch a robotic spacecraft resembling a small space shuttle to conduct technology tests in orbit and then glide home to a California runway.
AF, Army Work to Improve on Team Work on 7-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Officials from the Army’s I-Corps Air and Missile Defense Detachment moved into 5th Air Support Operations Squadron facilities here in late March and now Soldiers and Airmen will work side-by-side strengthening the joint teamwork that will be critical in combat.
Children Deserve Our Full Attention on 7-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
April is Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. You probably know by now that 2010 is also the Year of the Air Force Family.
Airman Dies After Accident on 7-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Capt. Jenna Wilcox from the 100th Civil Engineer Squadron here died April 1 at Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland following a vehicle-related accident in Dalkeith, Scotland.
Memories of Afghan Tour Linger for Nurse on 8-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Maj. Deborah Lehker’s job isn’t an easy one to leave behind. For the past six months she has been a member of a three-person team of medical professionals caring for critically wounded servicemembers during medical evacuations in Afghanistan.
Airmen Save Local Man’s Life on 8-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Three Airmen from Andersen Air Force Base saved the life of a local resident when he failed to surface while cave-diving in Guam.
Combat Stress Team Strives to Connect on 8-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Maj. Kim Floyd and Senior Airman Jessica Delgado just want to talk. Since arriving in Afghanistan in January, the pair has operated out of Camp Goode and traveled regularly to the eight bases within the province.
Gates Discusses New Afghan Nuke Posture on 13-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
While the new U.S. Nuclear Posture Review removes some of the intentional ambiguity from the country’s nuclear policy, "all options are on the table" for countries like North Korea and Iran, the Defense secretary said here.
KC-135 Test Aims for Fueling Efficiency on 13-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Engineers at the Air Force Flight Test Center here are testing a system known as the Automatic Receiver Aircraft Identification, or ARAI. Currently installed on a test aerial refueler, if the tests are successful, they say, the system will significantly improve air-to-air refueling.
Officials Partake in Cultural Training on 13-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Air Forces Africa’s personnel directorate staff has been working with Air Force Culture and Language Center members at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., in recent months to tailor a training program for people charged with building and maintaining relationships in Africa.
First Lady Visits Pentagon Employees on 12-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Hundreds of servicemembers and civilian employees gathered in the Pentagon courtyard to hear first lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates speak Friday.
Behind the Lens in Afghanistan on 12-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Seconds can feel like hours: pulse racing, heart pounding, hands shaking uncontrollably, as all around lives are changed forever in the blink of an eye.
Airman Gives New Touch to War Machine on 12-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
A mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle towers near the height of an 18 wheeler. Weighing-in at more than 20 tons, MRAPs are designed to survive blasts from improvised explosive devices and small-arms fire.
MC-12 Begins Mission in Afghanistan on 9-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Airmen from the 451st Air Expeditionary Wing here welcomed one of the newest members of the Air Force’s intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance weapons systems to Kandahar Airfield.
Chaplain Provides Ministry Amid Combat on 9-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
As the final rotation of the 732nd Air Expeditionary Group chaplain office draws to a close, the two-person team went on a final mission to neighboring forward operating bases around Baghdad International Airport.
Airmen Turn Tragedy Into Triumph on 9-apr-2010 at Air Force News :
Sajad Hany Shaker Mahmud was involved in an improvised explosive device attack in Iraq. Sajad has no known enemies, disputes, business conflicts or political aspirations. He is only 6-years-old.[Translate]
