SFC Posted July 3, 2008 Hi Cant figure this out it looks to have been worn,any ideas is welcome Henrik Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
doyler Posted July 3, 2008 Hello SFC, What are your concerns?Looks to be a pre 1968 version of the master wing.After 1968 the US went to a subdued version of the wing...black embroidery on green.Take care, RON In Memoriam:Lieutenant J.Kostelec 1-3 First Special Service Force MIA/PD 4 March 1944 ItalyI HAVE SEEN THE ENEMY AND IT IS DAYLIGHTForget about the tips..We'll get hell to pay (AC/DC)"If you cant get out and run with the big dogs then sit on the porch and bark at the cars going by.." Have you Hugged a Clown Today? You Cant Get A Sun Tan On The Moon.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mr-X Posted July 3, 2008 Early versions of the khaki Jump wings tended to fade to a creamy white after repeated washings. Written contributor to French Militaria Magazine, UK World War II Re-enactors Magazine &The Karkee Web Research Team.Remembering the service of:9095 Pte Alfred Fredrick NEWLAND, 7th Field Ambulance, 2 Division, AIF. WIA 16/11/16 France.436 Private Albert McCANN, B Company 8th Battalion AIF. Enlisted 26/8/14. Killed in Action 17/6/15 Gallipoli.VX24056 Gunner George Edward McCANN, 2/3 Composite Anti Aircraft Regiment. Enlisted 7/6/40. Discharged 3/8/44. Served in Australia and New Guinea. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SFC Posted July 3, 2008 Early versions of the khaki Jump wings tended to fade to a creamy white after repeated washings. Thanks Mr-X Can you date it to decade will do Henrik Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SFC Posted July 3, 2008 Hello SFC,What are your concerns?Looks to be a pre 1968 version of the master wing.After 1968 the US went to a subdued version of the wing...black embroidery on green.Take care, RON Thanks Ron I have no concerns now Henrik Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
