WW2 Royal Australian Air Force Other Rank's Cap Badge 1939-45

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Location: Winchester, Hampshire, United Kingdom
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Item: 126286102625

Condition:Used An item that has been used previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
Seller Notes:“In a very good condition”
P51 Mustang:Buffalo
Issued/ Not-Issued:Issued
Gold Beach:Juno Beach
Operation Varsity:The Rhine Crossings
Syndey:RAAF
Remagen:Omaha Beach
WW2 German:Third Reich
Empire of Japan:RAF
D-Day June 6th 1944:Sword Beach
Operation Market Garden:Arnhem
Country/ Organization:Australia
War in The Pacific:Japanese Zero
Blitzkrieg:Waffen-SS
US Airborne:Parachute Regiment
Bomber Command:Avro Lancaster
Utah Beach:Pegasus Bridge
Clothing Type:Cap Badge
Battle of The Bulge:The West Wall
Australian Flying Corps:SE5a
Berlin:Winston Churchill
Service:Royal Australian Air Force
Type:Badges
6th Airborne:Falaise Gap
Conflict:World War II (1939-1945)
Era:1914-1945
Theme:Militaria
Dunkirk:Operation Overlord
The Ardennes:Bayeux
Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom
Germany:Berlin

eBay A very nice example of a World War Two Royal Australian Air Force Other Rank’s Cap Badge 1939-45 Formed in 1914 as The Australian Flying Corps at war’s end in 1918 the first Aussie Air Arm was disbanded but quickly reconfigured as The Australian Air Corps in 1920. A year later King George V bestowed the ‘Royal’ prefix and so on March 31st The Royal Australian Air Force was born. At the outbreak of WW-II the RAAF possessed just 246 combat aircraft however Australian Air Crew served widely in Europe, notably with RAF Bomber Command, flying raids over France & Germany. In the Pacific the RAAF also took the fight to Japan where in early 1945 it received 500 US-made P.51 Mustang fighters. to help defeat The Japanese Air Force By the end of World War Two some 216,000 Australian men & women had served with the RAAF, of whom nearly 10,000 were tragically killed in action. A total of 53 RAAF squadrons served in The Pacific & 17 in Europe and with some 152,000 personnel operating nearly 6,000 aircraft. By war’s end in 1945, the RAAF had grown to become the 4th largest air force in the world, behind that of the US, USSR & the UK. A very nice condition, dark patina’d RAAF Other Ranks Cap Badge stamped on the rear with the name of the well-known Australian badge manufacturer AMOR SYDNEY Measuring approx 2″ from top to bottom, this is a cracking WW-II Commonwealth Air Force Cap Badge Thanks for looking..! (B/W Image courtesy of The Tomahawk Films WW-II Archive)

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