Insignia, 8th Air Force, USAAF, British-Made, Felt
€85.00
Tax included
Genuine WWII USAAF shoulder sleeve insignia of the 8th Air Force, manufactured in Britain, embroidered on felt.
The Mighty Eighth was the first to reach Europe in 1942, flying dangerous bombing raids over France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, recording the highest casualty rate (26,000 KIA and 28,000 POWs).
Genuine WWII shoulder sleeve insignia of the 3rd Air Force.
This air force remained stateside during the war, operating in the southeastern states. Under the orders of the Eastern Defense Command, it conducts antisubmarine patrols along coastal areas of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.
Genuine WWII US sleeve insignia for Engineering Specialist of the United States Army Air Forces. Representing a stylized airplane engine, this badge created on March, 1st 1943, was issued to mechanics, warehousemen of spare parts, parachute packers, various repairers, welders, boilermakers, sheet metal workers, etc.
This badge was to be sewn 4 inches above the bottom of the right sleeve (Service Dress) and on the left chest (working clothes).
Genuine WWII USAAF Communication Specialist sleeve insignia. To be sewn 4in above the bottom of the right sleeve. Also allowed on the left chest of working clothes.
Genuine WWII USAAF shoulder sleeve insignia of the 8th Air Force, manufactured in Britain, embroidered on felt.
The Mighty Eighth was the first to reach Europe in 1942, flying dangerous bombing raids over France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, recording the highest casualty rate (26,000 KIA and 28,000 POWs).
Excellent overall condition.
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