


Chest Insignia, 547th Bombardment Squadron, 384th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force, Leather
Superb reproduction of the chest badge of 547th Bombardment Squadron, 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy), 8th Air Force, hand-painted on a piece of leather.
Activated in December 1942, it became one of the four bomber squadrons of the 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy), equipped with B-17 Flying Fortresses (fuselage code: SO).
After several months of intensive training in Utah, the squadron reached England in May 1943, where it was assigned to the 8th Air Force.
After several months of bombing German factories, the squadron bombed Normandy coast on D-Day and would take part to in many other missions during the Battle of Normandy.
This large patch (12.5 cm in diameter) was worn by B-17 crews on their A-2 jackets.
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Superb reproduction of the chest badge of 547th Bombardment Squadron, 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy), 8th Air Force, hand-painted on a piece of leather.
Activated in December 1942, it became one of the four bomber squadrons of the 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy), equipped with B-17 Flying Fortresses (fuselage code: SO).
After several months of intensive training in Utah, the squadron reached England in May 1943, where it was assigned to the 8th Air Force.
After several months of bombing German factories, the squadron bombed Normandy coast on D-Day and would take part to in many other missions during the Battle of Normandy.
This large patch (12.5 cm in diameter) was worn by B-17 crews on their A-2 jackets.
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