Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Five Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Occupational Half-Wings/Brevets visually-hidden without any pin back device

without any pin back device

with “Związek” and “Strzelecki” embroidered on on each side of the cross

suspended from a period-original pentagonal ribbon with a magnetic plate acting as the core of the ribbon

then taken on strength of the 9th Reserve Battalion at Shorncliffe and admitted to West Bridgford Military Hospital on the 28th

Glenn with a strength of 29 officers and 768 other ranks

Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Five Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Occupational Half-Wings/Brevets visually-hidden without any pin back deviceA lot of five Royal Canadian Air Force occupational half wings, consisting of: 1. A RCAF Navigator Half Wing, consisting of a dark blue wool backer with multi coloured machine embroidery in the form of a right wing attached to a partial laurel wreath with an N (Navigator) embroidered centrally and RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) embroidered at the base, thickly padded, the reverse with a cloth backer, measuring 114 mm (w) x 54. 0 mm (l). 2. A RCAF