Wings, Glider, US Army
Replica of the Glider qualification wings worn on the dress uniform or field jacket M-1941. The glider qualification wings were first issued in March of 1944. These were issued upon completion of the training course or a combat landing.
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Replica of the Glider qualification wings worn on the dress uniform or field jacket M-1941. The glider qualification wings were first issued in March of 1944. These were issued upon completion of the training course or a combat landing.
Clutch back.
