Original U.S. WWI World’s First African-American Fighter Pilot Eugene Bullard - Escadrille 93 the Black Swallow of Death - Officer Valise Bag Sterling SMG Massachusetts provided multiple units to

Massachusetts provided multiple units to support the Union cause

To eliminate the "catch points" the front of action was rounded off to allow the carbine to slide into saddle bucket

for November 1941

There are a few "door close" dents on the bottom half of the scabbard

Held in reserve the 6th Wisconsin was ordered to support the 14th regiment and 95th NYVI into the cut

Original U.S. WWI World’s First African-American Fighter Pilot Eugene Bullard - Escadrille 93 the Black Swallow of Death - Officer Valise Bag Sterling SMG Massachusetts provided multiple units toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this was an absolutely incredible discovery. We had just received this typical looking Officer Valise bag from WWI, but it was anything but typical. This bag is named to Eugene Jacques Bullard, who is believed to be The Worlds First Black Fighter Pilot. Bullard flew for France, not the United States. Bullard was one of the few black combat pilots during World War I, along with William Robinson Clarke, a Jamaican