United Kingdom; Poland, Republic. Squadron 303 - The Story Of The Polish Fighting Squadron With The R.a.f. United Republic of The first known distinctive metal

The first known distinctive metal branch insignia authorized for the Army is this helmet plate c

measuring 62 mm (h) x 60 mm (w)

and one issued to Michael Kulischew (b

A United Kingdom Crimea Medal

shaved and re-engraved on the BWM and VM

United Kingdom; Poland, Republic. Squadron 303 - The Story Of The Polish Fighting Squadron With The R.a.f. United Republic of The first known distinctive metalHardcover, gray cloth cover, the pilot badge insignia on the front cover and the text on the spine in silver coloured ink, entitled "Squadron 303 The Story of the Polish Fighting Squadron with the R. A. F." by Arkady Fiedler, copyrighted in 1943 by Roy Publishers A. N. of New York, First Printing in February 1943, Second Printing in June 1943, printed and bound in the U. S. A. by Kingsport Press, Inc. of Kingsport, Tennessee. A quote by General