Personal Flight Book of the Commander MIA Air Squadron Major Tripolsky Photo. Departures were before the war, during and after the war. Condition and defects: scuffs, scratches, stains, traces of time and use, slightly torn in some places.
This unique and rare challenge coin from the 33rd Rescue Squadron is a must-have for any serious collector of militaria. Made in the United States, it features a design that pays tribute to the courageous aerial gunners of the Air Force. The coin’s front side showcases the squadron’s emblem, while the back side displays the Air Force’s emblem alongside the text Aerial Gunner. The coin’s quality and craftsmanship are evident in its fine details and sturdy construction. It is a perfect addition to any collection of challenge coins, and a thoughtful gift for any Air Force enthusiast. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this exceptional piece of history.
USAF 421st Air Refueling Squadron (Medium) “421st Tankers” Japanese-Made Patch. SIZE: 5 9/16 (vertical). Listed as “Used” due to age. Has not been sewn to a garment. Photo #3 was taken in natural light. Beautiful Japanese patch typical of the early 1950s. Probably made at the famous “Duck” Embroidery Shop just outside YAB Gate #1. Colors remain strong despite the passage of seven decades!! Note the tip tanks on the “receiver”. Yokota Air Base, Japan / Boeing KB-29M // YKB-29T. Your inquiries are always welcome!
This is a wine colored Jolly Roger 320th Squadron – Air Force- heavily embroidered shirt with 13 “bombs” at the top. The solid, embroidered in red, circle shows a fighter’s face and two crossed bombs. The embroidery work on this shirt is spectacular. Note the 14 comfort pleats inserted in yellow in the back. See all the photos and condition notes. The squadron was awarded a distinguished unit citation for its operations in Papua through January 1943. And earned another citation for strikes on enemy airfields in New Guinea in September 1943 despite heavy fire and fighter opposition. I encourage you to Google the 320th to learn more about this legendary squadron. See photos and condition notes. Chest – arm pit to arm pit is 23. Neck is 15.5. Length from neck back to bottom is 28. Sleeve from top seam at shoulder is 8.5 to hem.
Craftmanship bottle opener made of a bullet/cartridge of the 421st Fighter Squadron of the United States of America. The dimensions are (in inches). The 421st Fighter Squadron is part of the 388th Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. It operates the Lockheed Martin F-35A aircraft conducting air superiority missions. The squadron is one of the most decorated fighter squadrons in the United States Air Force, being awarded three Presidential Unit Citations and seven Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards for Valor in Combat.