1886-1996 Specialty & Distinguishing Marks

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Page 100. This wraps up this unpublished catalogue of specialty and distinguishing marks; be sure to download it for your own personal reference if you wish to do so, folks! Sarge Booker of Tujunga, California ([email protected])

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I've been fascinated with both the different styles of eagles and the specialty marks, so I took an old khaki cotton rate for a Chief Illustrator-Draftsman (DM) and using my skills as a former draftsman I eliminated the background and show on the silverwire eagle and specialty mark of a triangle and compass. What do you think of this? Sarge Booker of Tujunga, California ([email protected])

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Draftsman-Illustrator specialty mark.

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White DM stryker specialty mark.

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Reverse of white DM stryler specialty mark.

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Isn't this Officer Candidate? I have had WWII vintage "AOC"s for Aviation OC, in white on blue and golden-yellow on blue, and dark blue on khaki. Vet I got them from said they were worn on the collars with miniature pilot wings on the front of the overseas cap.

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Page 98: "OC"

 

Isn't this Officer Candidate? I have had WWII vintage "AOC"s for Aviation OC, in white on blue and golden-yellow on blue, and dark blue on khaki. Vet I got them from said they were worn on the collars with miniature pilot wings on the front of the overseas cap.

 

 

J. ANDREWS: That was one of the unidentified badges I wondered about, thanks for giving it an identity! Sarge Booker