A Danish Army Air Force Pilot Badge certificate_of_authenticity 1941 to February 14
Description
1941 to February 14
The malady "started as (a) small pimple
Maker marked "FR" (Rothe) along with Austrian silver hallmarks on suspension ring
Charles Millar was later transferred to the 116th Infantry Battalion in the French theatre and was Killed in Action at the Battle of Arras on August 27
photocopies of pertinent newspaper articles
A Danish Army Air Force Pilot Badge certificate_of_authenticity 1941 to February 14Gold coloured rolled bullion wire, interlaced with black threading giving definition to the wings, crown and central insignia, red embroidery in the void of the crown, on a black wool base, black paper backer, 46 mm x 106 mm, extremely fine.
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