An Army Air Corps Glider Regiment; Second Pilot 1944; Published Example Hold the end of the strap

the end of the strap closest to the front with a rolled white leather tab securing the strap in place

that he was Married and that his trade was that of Labourer

white metal base with a bronze gilt star affixed in the centre

Footnote: The development of poisonous gasses used as offensive weapons in the First World War necessitated the development of defensive gas masks and accessories

the Bulgarian Olympic committee recommended that the torch be used as a candlestick after the Olympiad

An Army Air Corps Glider Regiment; Second Pilot 1944; Published Example Hold the end of the strapSecond pilot; 1944 embroidered grey blue wing with a yellow circle and the letter G also in yellow, all on black wool. Fine. See Eagles Recalled, page 194, right, bottom.