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On 29 April 1944 his Bf 110-G night fighter was caught on a daylight air test by a flight of six Spitfires from No
Mounted on length of original ribbon
1915 and comprised about 500 men from the construction forces of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
1867 (authorized in 1894)
brass base marked "THE WOUNDED STRIPE PROV No 4 PAT"
A Lot Of Three South American Air Force Pilot Badges Newly Listed On 29 April 1944 hisPeruvian Air Force Pilot Badge (Fuerza Area del Per = FAP: gold coloured gilt metal, maker marked "N. S. MEYER, INC. NEW YORK" with the company's insignia on the reverse, 20. 5 mm x 77 mm, dual push pins); Uruguayan Air Force Master Pilot Badge (Fuerza Area Uruguaya = FAU: silvered metal with red, white and navy blue enamels, unmarked, 32. 8 mm x 81. 8 mm, dual push pins); and Uruguayan Air Force Naval Pilot Badge (Fuerza Area Uruguaya = FAU: gold
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