Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Russia. Lot Of Nine Eastern European Parachutist Badges Archive 1932) Poison

1932) Poison

and two Army Flight Surgeon Badges (one in sterling silver

along with his cousin Lieutenant John Robertson Duigan would fly together in France as pilots in 3rd Squadron of the then fledgling Australian Flying Corps (later the Royal Australian Flying Corps)

As per the 1882 Statutes of the order

Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Russia. Lot Of Nine Eastern European Parachutist Badges Archive 1932) PoisonIncludes: Czechoslovakia, Socialist Republic: Parachutist Badge, II Class; Hungary, People's Republic: Airborne Paratrooper Badge, I Class; five Poland, People's Republic badges: two Army Parachutist Badges, Air Force Parachute Instructor Badge, two Air Force Lapel Badges; and two Russia, Soviet Union badges: Soviet Army Paratrooper Badge for 11 Jumps, Soviet Army Paratrooper Instructor Badge for 110 Jumps. In bronze or silvered gilt metal, five with