United Kingdom. A Pair of Second World War Royal Air Force Observer and Navigator Wing Badges Newly Listed The squadron leader goes on

The squadron leader goes on to say that not only did Goebel always did his duty

obverse illustrating a palm tree

on a double loop for suspension from its correct replacement ribbon

directing it into the enemy position

United Kingdom. A Pair of Second World War Royal Air Force Observer and Navigator Wing Badges Newly Listed The squadron leader goes onA pair of Second World War embroidered Royal Air Force aircrew qualification wing badges, each measuring approximately 84 mm in length, constructed in gold thread embroidery on black cloth backing, the first badge representing the Observer qualification wing composed of a stylized wing extending from a circular centre executed in yellow embroidery with black thread edging forming the feather detail and the circular centre similarly embroidered in