Wings & Insignia (Military and Commercial)

This is a museum quality reproduction of an extremely rare badge. The Distinguished Aerial Gunner was authorized in 1926, retroactive to 1925 and first awarded in 1928. The first badges were made by Rock Island Arsenal and after 1929 until 1932 by Baily Banks and Biddle, Co. The badge was awarded to those who had the highest scores in matches held at Langley Field between 1925 and 1932. There were three categories for the competition, Pursuit Pilot, Observation and Attack Pilot. This it would...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

General Officers. Wear the basic badge, representative of the organization' mission, upon entering a headquarters staff or command position, unless previously qualified for a higher level badge. Wear the next higher level badge after 12 months. Continue to upgrade to next higher level every 12 months.Officers. Wear the basic badge after graduating from technical school (or after attaining a fully qualified AFSC when technical school is not required). Wear the senior badge after 7 years in the...

This wing was used by American Airline's Captains between 1930 and 1934. The Eagle on these face to the left and the originals did not have a manufactures hallmark. This is a museum quality reporduction and is proudly worn today by the crew that is flying the oldest airworthy DC-3 from American Airlines in the world. For more details check out http://www. flagshipdetroit. org.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a 1960 6th issue American Airlines Career Fiight Engineer wing in sterling silver. The wing is hallmarked streling. The wing is 2 3/4 inches wide with screw backs. This is the first version of these wings from 1960 and is now obsolete. The next issue was silver filled and currently they are made out of pot metal.

This is a museum quality sterling silver reproduction of an older AA Captain Wing hallmarked Sterling. The wing uses screw backs which are included. The wing is 2 3/4 inches wide.

This is a museum quality sterling silver reproduction of an older AA First Offi cer Wing hallmarked Sterling LGB. The wing uses screw backs which are included. This is also called the 6th issue wings. The wing is 2 1/2 inches wide.