Original Wwii Army

   15th Army Air Corps Bullion Pilots Group. Three killer Bullion patches all off the same uniform. Theater made set with a great look!! 15th Bullion patch looks great with the only issue being some bullion loss to the outside border. The AAC Wings and 15 look fantastic!! The AAC Wings in bullion are excellent with no bullion pops. Very interesting but this type of construction is typical with CBI Theater made patches. The 15th was not in that theater but somehow this pilot got that patch as I saw it come off the uniform. This patch is backed with blue linen. Last but not least ...

Original WWII US Army Air Corp Officer Ike Named Bullion 15th Div Patch. In excellent condition, theatre made 15th army air Corp patch, named pilot served in Africa and Italy. Tag size 40s, dated 1942.   

Up for sale is an original World War II USAAF Bullion 15th US Army Air Force Theater Made SSI Patch. This patch is a collectible item for those interested in militaria. The patch features the 15th US Army Air Force insignia and is an original piece from the time period. The patch is in good condition and would make a great addition to any collection. It is a rare find and is sure to be a conversation starter. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.   

World War II vintage, US 15th Army Air Forces bullion patch that measures about 3 inches wide and has not been applied.   

Original WWII US Army Air Corp Officer Ike Named Bullion 15th Div Patch. In excellent condition, theatre made 15th army air Corp patch, named pilot served in Africa and Italy. Tag size 40s, dated 1942.   

   The uniform is wrinkled and dirty. I was afraid that if I washed or dry cleaned the uniform that it was cause further damage considering the small moth holes in the wool. The combat patch from the 4th Armored Division but the insignia on the cover is from the 15th Cavalry Regiment. Both served in WW2 and in similar areas and engagements. I think the soldier may have been transferred from one unit to the other. The 4th Armored Division landed at Utah Beach on July 13, 1944, a month after the D-DAY invasion (June 6, 1944) of the French Normandy coast. Within weeks, the ...

   Howard Keith Burney who was a B17 bomber pilot in late WWII with the 97th Bomb Group. The sale was here in Lincoln, but the history I have on the vet shows that he was from Harington NE and served in the USAAF from Feb 8, 1944 - May 18, 1947. According to the pages he marked in the unit history (Pg 210-224) he flew 19 missions before he was injured on Feb. 27, 1945 by flak that shattered the plexiglass windshield of his aircraft. The unit history describes the mission where he received his wounds, but I was not able to find a mission for the SS medal. According to this hero's ...