A Second War Period American Navy Pilot Training V-5 Program Wing Archive which allowed them to retire

which allowed them to retire to more comfortable billets

Light blue cotton with a white cotton cross sewn in place in the centre

six white tassels attached to metal tops overlaying a black fur backer on the kilt's front

he is listed as a probable charger at the charge of the Heavy Brigade on October 25th 1854 (According to Forgotten Heroes - The Charge of the Heavy Brigade

with intricate wicker sleave

A Second War Period American Navy Pilot Training V-5 Program Wing Archive which allowed them to retireSecond War Period: Two piece construction, Gold and sterling silver with navy blue enamels, weighing 8 grams, maker marked "GORDON MILLER COMPANY CINTI. O.", marked "M 1 10 K" (Gold) and "STERLING" on the reverse, 17 mm x 53. 8 mm, horizontal pinback, intact enamels, light wear on the reverse, extremely fine. Scarce. Footnote: The V 5 Program was a cadet program to send civilian and enlisted candidates to train as aviation cadets. Candidates had to be