A Spanish Air Force Instructor Badge; C. 1940 certificate_of_authenticity " The Wing Commander who

" The Wing Commander who filed the report went on to state that the "Pilot took off at night and climbed to the East

the announcement and his citation appearing in the Second Supplement to the London Gazette 29824 of Tuesday

General Assault Badge - In silvered zinc

with photo of fallen soldier in the center

The Luxembourg War Cross was one of the rarest foreign decorations bestowed on allied troops due to the small number of combat operations that took place in Luxembourg

A Spanish Air Force Instructor Badge; C. 1940 certificate_of_authenticity " The Wing Commander whoA Spanish Air Force Instructor Badge; c. 1940; Silver and red enamelled Air Force insignia, 13. 5 mm x 29. 5 mm, affixed to a lightly soiled multi folded ribbon with gold bullion tassels at the ends, sewn via red threading to a 39 mm bronze disk with vertical pinback, insignia has been reattached by adhesive, better than very fine.