Rare WWII United States Army Air Force - Liaison Pilot

A scarce WWII USAAF Liaison Pilot wing, maker marked Amcraft Attleboro Mass. Pin back with safety catch and marked Sterling. One piece solid strike construction, raised “L”.

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L Wing awarded for pilots specializing in liaison aircraft, which were small, unarmed planes used for missions like artillery spotting, reconnaissance, and ferrying personnel. ...  read more

Code: 57974

Rare WWII United States Army Air Force - Liaison Pilot

A scarce WWII USAAF Liaison Pilot wing. Pin back with safety catch and marked Sterling. One piece solid strike construction, raised “L”.

Full size at 3”

L Wing awarded for pilots specializing in liaison aircraft, which were small, unarmed planes used for missions like artillery spotting, reconnaissance, and ferrying personnel. The wing featured standard pilot wing...  read more

Code: 57973

United States Army Air Force - Flight Engineer Wing

A good example wing, late war USAAF Flight Engineer wing. Pin back with safety catch. Hallmarked NS Meyer New York.

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The USAAF authorized a distinctive Flight Engineer Badge on June 19, 1945, awarded to qualified flight engineers who monitored and operated aircraft systems during World War II. Prior to the badge's creation, these specialists wore o...  read more

Code: 57977

United States Air Force - Bombardier Wing

Here is a WWII period USAAF Bombardier Wing. Pin back example in sterling silver, one piece construction with age and service wear.

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Code: 57968

WWII US Army Air Force English Made “Glider Pilot” Wing

Here is a scarce English made USAAF Glider Pilot wing. Pin back with fine workmanship to the detailing in the feathers. Maker marked JR Gaunt London. With age and light services wear.

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Code: 57925

United States Army Air Force - Service Pilot Wing

Here is a wing for a USAAF Service Pilot. WWII issue with age and service wear (will polish up if that’s what you want) Pin back with Safety Catch. Raised “S” in a one piece strike.

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During WWII, USAAF "Service Pilots" were a category of limited-duty pilots with military status selected for their civilian flying experience. They typically performed...  read more

Code: 57978

United States Army ASir Force - Combat Observer Wimg

This is a scarce WWII USAAF Combat Observer Wing. Pin back with safety clasp in sterling silver marked marked, made by LGB. This is quality manufacturer with detailed feathering, solid one piece strike.

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The "WWII USAAF combat observer wing" refers to the insignia worn by non-pilot aircrew members in the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) during ...  read more

Code: 57972

WWII United States Army Air Force - Command Pilot

Here is a good example of a high ranking USAAF Command Pilot wing. One piece construction, pin back with safety catch and in Sterling silver.

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Between November 1939 and March 1940 pilot ratings were revised to the permanent three-tier system with objective standards that exists today, with a total of eight ratings overall. Graduation from Advanced Fl...  read more

Code: 57976

United States Army Air Force - Senior Pilot Wing

Here we have a USAAF WWII Senior Pilot Wing. Pin back iwith safety catch, marker marked N S Meyer New York. Not Sterling marked. Great period piece.

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To become a USAF Senior Pilot, an airman must have completed 7 years of service as a rated pilot and logged at least 2,000 total flight hours. This is a progression from the basic Pilot rating, which ...  read more

Code: 57969

WWII United States Army Air Force Cadet Cap Badge

A USAAF Aviation Cadet cap badge. Screw back with clutch back pins. Excellent strike and quality example.  read more

Code: 57975