Wings of a pilot from the War of Independence for a pilot who completed 50 operational sorties – reproduction

$15.00

These wings were awarded to about 30 people, who in principle did not take a pilot course in the Israeli Air Force, but flew operational flights during the War of Independence, mainly in Squadron A. At first, the wings were considered “lesser” in importance, but later they were wings whose bearers were highly respected.
The wings in the museum apparently belong to Avner Al-Hilbani. Another person who wore such wings was Itzik Zussman.
It is also not clear (to me) how they were “awarded” with wings. Because military commanders and others wore wings, and I do not know if there was an “official” ceremony in which they were awarded the wings in an orderly manner.
The uniforms and decorations in the museum belonged to Jerry Renov. In the lower left part of the above photograph, you can see a photograph of him.

Length: 97 mm | Width: 33 mm


Weight: 8 g

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Weight 8 g
Dimensions 97 × 33 cm

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