WWII Military Pins Sebring, Florida Hendrick's Field WWII | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
vintagelamp
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Various Military pins that my mother was given by soldiers stationed at Hendrick's Field Sebring, Florida during WWII. It is sad, but I do not know much about what these all represent. My mother is the lady in the photograph.
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The "prop & wing" is an army air corps officer's branch insignia.
The single gold bar is a 2nd Lieutenant's collar rank. The double silver bars are for a Captain.
scott
Thank you scott. I come from a long line of soldiers starting with the Revolution..I should know more about these.
No problem-- glad to help out.
scott