WWI US Pilots Wing Badge Sterling w Gold Plate Naval Special Warfare Group Three (3) The 11th Airborne's last combat

The 11th Airborne's last combat operation of World War II was in the north of Luzon around Aparri

This reproduction has the look of sand casting which how the originals were made

This Special Forces Crest measures 15 inches by 15 inches and weighs in at 2 lb(s)

2nd Infantry Division All Metal Sign

notice the wire used for a pin back which is rather unusal and timed back to this era

WWI US Pilots Wing Badge Sterling w Gold Plate Naval Special Warfare Group Three (3) The 11th Airborne's last combatWhen the first US Pilots arrived in England in WWI many had 1 2 wing Badges on their uniform. In the US a pilot in the Army Reserves wore a 1 2 wing. In Europe a non pilot, such as a crew member wore a 1 2 wing. So the Brits made fun of the Americans, of course. he wing was period modified by cutting away everything but the shield and the wings (see Aviation Badges and Insignia of the United States Army 1913 1946, J. Duncan Campbell, 1991, page 97).