Original U.S. WWII British-Made Un-Cut Airborne Pathfinder Badge - Hand-Embroidered Military Books & Documents before he was transfered to

before he was transfered to the 5th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron he was a member of the 427th Bombardment Squadron

and fighters

Early units used in the North Sea Barrage had reliability problems

as has some of the undercoat

It seems that this axe head was dug out of the ground

Original U.S. WWII British-Made Un-Cut Airborne Pathfinder Badge - Hand-Embroidered Military Books & Documents before he was transfered toOriginal Item. Only One Available. During World War II, the pathfinders were a group of volunteers selected within the Airborne units who were specially trained to operate navigation aids to guide the main airborne body to the drop zones. The pathfinder teams (sticks) were made up of a group of eight to twelve pathfinders and a group of six bodyguards whose job was to defend the pathfinders while they set up their equipment. The pathfinder teams