A Second War American Army Air Force Aerial Gunner Badge Archive To them kite-balloons were "sausages"

To them kite-balloons were "sausages"

light contact and surface wear and showing a slight bend due to wear

Official records further confirm that his Medal was sent to him at 2 Percy Villas

Private Keillor embarked for Canada aboard the Ex-Vessel W-1129 "Ile de France" on August 5

seven rows of two holes each for length adjustment and emboss stamped "110" on the underside of the belt near the right end

A Second War American Army Air Force Aerial Gunner Badge Archive To them kite-balloons were "sausages"Two piece construction, sterling silver with a frosted reverse, weighing 23. 9 grams, maker marked with the N. S. Meyer, Inc. New York shield insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 24 mm x 76. 5 mm, horizontal pinback, light contact, near extremely fine.