A couple of additional medical unit flags......and a medical battalion flag blank

Even though I am just a lurker on these posts on these WWI wings I have to come out and say that they are some of the most beautiful items in the US Militaria.  I love looking at the details that went into these early wings.  The fine feather details, the different types of shields, and the stars cut into them are what make these truly works of art IMO.  While I am not a wing collector at all, I have to say that these wings that pop up on these posts from time to time are really extraordinary and a pleasure to the eyes to look at and study the details.     Just wanted to give you all a shout out for posting a little eye candy for this non-wing guy to view on this platform.  Keep up the great work, and keep posting these amazing pieces of military history.  The TR badges (pilot/RO/FJ) wings have NOTHING on these outstanding wings.  

The rough texture on the N383-66584A contract makes it one of my favorite variants.

I am always interested in your great finds Brad you have found more interesting jeeps then me and I have been riding your coat tails buying them up from you

I love the those gas mask carriers. Took me years to find one out in the wild

You're talking about this one  which I thought was USMC from what you told me.  PNAB stopped in 47 from what I can find so those markings are pre Korea.  The Seabee logo is the yards and docks who unload cargo and mark loads with shipping information like weight and sizes that is much of the info on the cowl.  

Keeping the history moving forward 😊🪖

My newest addition! Type 3!

- -The person I got it from (main point). Plus, had not been altered (rebuild) or refinished . All stamps-inspector initials, serial number and ordnance marks  are stamped after finish which is correct.  Did you have a concern or question the originality?

Army air corps ones are kinda hard to find but there’s not a big market so it’s cheaper then what you would expect to buy one.