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Oops.Portuguese army freefall instructor.
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Oops.Portuguese army freefall instructor.
Italian Para Saboteur (post 1947)
Estonia. Parachute wings.
Poland.Parachute wings (Search and Rescue Unit).
Estonia.Parachute wings.
I think there are silver and bronze classes as well.Originally Posted by dziesiaty6PDPD
Estonia.
Yes, silver and bronze class are, but not adopted by the estonian army.
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Hi Ang,
I am new to this group and not sure if these wings are for sale. If so £50.00 okay
Regards,
Ted
Nicaragua.
Polish Air Force parachutist badge.
1. Obsolete pattern (eagle without a crown) - there was produced to the nineties in Polish Mint State (MENNICA PAŃSTWOWA).
2. Current pattern (eagle with crown) - produced only by company LOGO-ART (city Lublin). Some erroneously claim that the manufacturer is Polish Mint State. Polish Mint State currently has no production of military badges.
Please allowe me a question:
i´m looking for a collectors book including para badges of South Africa ( + Malawi, Lesotho, Botswana, Bophuthatswana... ) in COLOR. I know Mike Everts book in black/white. Do you have an idea ?
Does anyone have the full set of metal para wings fom Lesotho ( old first series ) and will show them here ? I only have seen them in black/white, not in colour.
Thank you for helping
Martin
Where can I get Croatia wings, cloth or metal. I have about 8 soldiers that earned them last year during Jackal Stone 2011.
Thanks
Where can I get Croatia wings, cloth or metal. I have about 8 soldiers that earned them last year during Jackal Stone 2011.
Thanks
Good luck, they're registered and closely issued out. Going rate for metal Croatian wings are around 200 Euro. Cloth ones are cheaper at around 5-15 Euro.
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