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U. S. Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin

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U. S. Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin
U. S. Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin
U. S. Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin

U. S. Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin
Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin is an original, rare, authentic collectible item. This challenge coin is a unique piece that showcases the dedication and honor of the U. Air Force Security Forces Police. Perfect for collectors or military enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by Area 51. Get this extremely rare item while you can!
U. S. Air Force Security Forces Police Area 51 Groom Lake Challenge Coin

Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)

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Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)

Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)
Visor cap of the social or ceremonial uniform of Brigadier (equivalent to NATO O-5 in USAF) (Comodoro in spanish) of the Argentine Air Force. In force since the 1950s, this is from the 1980s, the time when the Falklands War took place, where the Argentine Air Force had a very notable performance. The shield and the cap visor are hand-embroidered with gold threads. In good condition your measure is aprx 59. The last picture is for illustrative purposes only of the ranks and their equivalence with the NATO. Every item is as pictured (picture of actual item). Please consult for other countries. You will be answered promptly. Thanks for choosing us! We appreciate your business!
Vtge visor cap of the Argentine Air Force, Commodore social uniform, (NATO O-5)

Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial

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Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial

Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial
The center of the ring is a red stone, with one side of the ring showing a winged missile and star and the other an eagle grasping a crest. SIZE: Approximate size 8. MATERIALS / CONSTRUCTION: Sterling silver with red stone. Weight 14.2gram In World War II, a “technician” in the United States Army Air Forces (AAF) referred to an enlisted soldier with specialized technical skills, primarily related to aircraft maintenance and repair, who held a “Technician” rank (T/5, T/4, T/3) which denoted their expertise in a specific technical field like engine mechanics, avionics, or aircraft welding, rather than a standard military leadership role; essentially, they were highly skilled mechanics who kept the planes operational on the front lines.
Very Rare Circa 1948-1952 USAF Technician Ring in Sterling with Initial