United Kingdom. A Lot Of Twenty Second War Era Half Wings Hold 39 mm x 44

39 mm x 44

Hunter was awarded his "Wings" after attending courses at Reading and Castle Bromwich in May 1916 and flew numerous missions over the Somme in 1916

the reverse with a handwritten inscription with a date of “1896” and an identical maker’s mark

where he again promoted

bordered by silver aluminum tresse

United Kingdom. A Lot Of Twenty Second War Era Half Wings Hold 39 mm x 44Includes: fourteen Royal Air Force Half Wings: two Observer (O) (in white embroidery, on a black wool base, one is padded, with a black cotton backer, measuring 77 mm (w) x 37 mm (h), the other un padded and measuring 80 mm (w) x 25 mm (h); plus three Air Gunner (AG), three Air Bomber (B), two Navigator (N), one Wireless Air Gunner (WAG), one Flight Engineer (E), one Signaler (S) and one Loadmaster (LM) (in brown and white embroidery, the Signaler and