United States. Four Army Air Force Badges United Republic of Sava 1st Class) on the

Sava 1st Class) on the lid

1940 by a captain of the 20th Reserve Panzer Destroyer Battalion

1919 and entitled to wear the War Service Badge

Private Ward was with the 2nd Canadian Divisional Employment Company when he was admitted to No

United States. Four Army Air Force Badges United Republic of Sava 1st Class) on thePilot Badge (in silvered metal, marked "I21" on the reverse, measuring 77 mm (w) x 22 mm (h), dual push pins); Aerial Gunner Badge (two piece construction, in silvered bronze, unmarked, measuring 79. 5 mm (w) x 25 mm (h), dual push pins, one of which is a replacement); Bombardier Badge (two piece construction, in coin silver, marked "COIN SILVER" on the reverse, measuring 82. 5 mm (w) x 25 mm (h), missing its pinback); and Liaison Pilot Badge (in