Cap Badge, Royal Observer Corps, RAF
€29.00
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Genuine WWII British Royal Observer Corps cap badge. To be worn on the beret.
Created in 1925, the Royal Air Force needed a service to provide visual detection, identification, tracking and reporting of aircraft over Great Britain, and was eventually to become known as the Observer Corps. The Observer Corps was subsequently awarded the title Royal by His Majesty King George VI in April 1941, in recognition of service carried out by Observer Corps personnel during the Battle of Britain.
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Genuine WWII British Royal Observer Corps cap badge. To be worn on the beret.
Created in 1925, the Royal Air Force needed a service to provide visual detection, identification, tracking and reporting of aircraft over Great Britain, and was eventually to become known as the Observer Corps. The Observer Corps was subsequently awarded the title Royal by His Majesty King George VI in April 1941, in recognition of service carried out by Observer Corps personnel during the Battle of Britain.