Original U.S. WWII Rare Prisoner of War Camp Made Cast Solder Allied Forces “Wings” On Display Board - 13 Wings Mounted Italian Flags The regiment traced its origins

The regiment traced its origins to the Napier Rifle Volunteer Rifles

and a required uniform item only for senior officers (majors and above)

In January of 1944

Dive SiteThe wreck of U-352 was discovered 26 mi (42 km) south of Morehead City

which were used to identify the quality of steel and shipment lots

Original U.S. WWII Rare Prisoner of War Camp Made Cast Solder Allied Forces “Wings” On Display Board - 13 Wings Mounted Italian Flags The regiment traced its originsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is an incredibly rare, POW Camp made display board featuring 13 different Allied Wings insignia. The wings are all mounted on a lovely shield shaped wooden plaque with a felt like backing. All wings appear to have been made in the same fashion, most likely done by the same soldier. We were fortunate enough to learn how these wings were made from a note present with the grouping. In the note, the original