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Any advice on these gratefully received
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The wings with the pin shown in image one and two are Greek
regards Sean |
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Thank you Sean, that did confirm my thoughts.
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Thanks Sean.
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I would say that the badge in photos 4 and 5 is a modification of the generic Russian Airborne service badge for the second rotation of the Russian battalion in Sarajevo in 1994.
Ian
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In the third picture, the two with a white chute, blue backing and gold lines are Russian. The one with the planes is probably Air Assault, while the one with the creature head may be regiment specific. I have several of their jump wings that are similar. The wing with the red and blue ying and yang I would suspect is South Korean.
Terry Last edited by Home Guard; 25-03-21 at 03:47 PM. |
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Thanks Ian and Terry for the info, most helpful.
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