ww1 or 2

[heartslayer2001]

found this awhile back and am wondering what era its from, since i cannot find a site that shows one.

 

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[Eddie Lomax]

That collar disc belonged to a US pilot in the Army Air Corp in WW2.

 

[aa battery]

That collar disc belonged to a US pilot in the Army Air Corp in WW2.

ditto

 

[Roland58]

I don't think the brass was for just a pilot......my father had several of these from his old uniforms and he was a turret/tail gunner on a B-25. I believe anyone on a flight crew could wear these.

 

[olekyground]

Definately WW2! GREAT FIND!

 

[jddave79]

i believe this is an enlisted collar disc which would not be a pilot.....

 

[Eddie Lomax]

As pointed out above, this is an enlisted disc and not an officer's. The officer's version does not have the brass backing plate that the enlisted does.

http://www.ww2wings.com/wings/usaaf/usaafmiscellaneous.shtml

 

[texjim]

I was in the army aviation form 95 to 98 and we wore them on our collars. Yours looks old but i can't put a date on it. Nice find.

 

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