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Old 09-03-18, 12:44 AM
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Default Unknown wings "TS" and "TMS"

Hoping for a positive identification of these two gilt metal and enamel wings. "TMS" on one and "TS" on the other. Both measure 64 mm at the widest extent X 20 mm diameter of the enameled circle. Brooch pin back. Maker marked on reverse:"TOYE & CO.LD. LONDON."

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Old 09-03-18, 02:18 AM
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Hi,

See link below for further clarification.

TMS: WW2 Royal Dutch Navy - Radio/Mechanic/Gunner.
TS: WW2 Royal Dutch Navy - Radio/Gunner.

http://www.ww2wings.com/wings/nether...icgunner.shtml

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Old 09-03-18, 12:53 PM
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Ahoy Zob!

Many thanks and my compliments on how quickly you solved the mystery. Dutch Navy WWII was nowhere on my radar.

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

with kindest regards,

Tim
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There is a lot of confusion regarding the TMS wing.
In the dress regulations this was introduces in 1941 as a combination badge of T (Telegrafist=Radio operator/Signaller) and MS (Mitrailleurschutter=Machine-gunner/Airgunner). The M wing (Mechanic) was not introduced until 1946.
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