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Accompanied by his Identification Tag (in bakelite
The Report on Flying Accident of Forced Landing Not Attributable to Enemy Action stated that the "inspection of the aircraft failed to reveal any technical fault or failure to which the accident can be attributed
the three and nine o’clock arms with dates “1914-1918”
Two Royal NZ Army Service Corps
Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Air Force Pilot Badge C.1945 GTRexclude Accompanied by his Identification TagIn silver with gilt wings, marked "800" (silver), maker marked "FP", hallmarked with a "5" within a triangle incorporating a checkered background (800 silver), stamped "54", "III" and "1101" on the reverse, illustrating a downward pointing sword bearing the Czech coat of arms, flanked by wings and resting upon a full wreath of linden leaves, measuring 63 mm (w) x 48. 8 mm (h), one of three clips intact, surface wear on the coat of arms, contact marks,
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