Three Second War Air Force Wings Hold as described in the 1846

as described in the 1846 Dress Regulations

obverse illustrating the left-facing busts of King George V and Queen Mary

Ermlandissches Infaterie-Regiment No

Hisson was training aboard a glider when he struck a tree on takeoff at Whitley

Pool on June 3

Three Second War Air Force Wings Hold as described in the 1846Royal Air Force (RAF) Air Gunner (AG) Wing (brown and white embroidery, on black wool, padded, khaki cotton mesh backer, 33 mm x 80 mm, glue residue on the reverse from previous board mounting); Royal Air Force (RAF) Navigator (N) Wing (brown and white embroidery, on black wool, black cotton mesh backer, 37 mm x 86 mm); and Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Engineer (E) Wing (brown and white embroidery, on black wool, padded, black cotton backer, 38