Description
The Army Air Forces was born in one of the biggest steps toward an independent Air Force
pushed to Fontainebleau
This is a rare 17th Airborne Division booklet distributed in 1944 to members of the Division during their parachute training at Camp Mackall
Air Corps “Balloon Pilot Badge” Aeronauts Wings
but the spike base is heavily dented and sagging
Original German WWII Bronze Grade Infantry Assault Badge by A.G. Metall & Kunststoff of Gablonz Military Flare Guns The Army Air Forces wasOriginal Items: Only One Available. Called in German the Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze, this genuine badge is constructed of bronzed die struck zinc. Over time, the bronze wash can wear and flake off, showing the oxidized base metal, which is grayish. The wash has degraded a bit on this example, but it is still clearly bronze, and retains this color much better than many examples we have seen. There are many areas on the front where the bronze