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WWI Squadron Indian Head Pilot Wings Sterling Silver wings While in England some of

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While in England some of them had these paratrooper wings made with the Cross of Lorraine which was used as the symbol of the Free French

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in aid of combined American and Philippine forces who were battling to subdue the remaining Japanese resistance on the island

WWI Squadron Indian Head Pilot Wings Sterling Silver wings While in England some ofDuring WWI mny pilots made squadron pins and many unauthorized items for wearing on their uniforms. The jewelers in Paris were more than willing to help to take some of the hard earning money form the American boys. This is a museum quality reproduction of one very rare such wing. While it is not known much about the wing , one thing for certain it is very beautiful. The Indian head in the center is form the 93th Aero Squadron. This wing is 4 1 4

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