WWII Free French Paratrooper Badge Wing Sterling 61st Cavalry Regiment Special Forces are not necessarily

Special Forces are not necessarily under the command authority of the ground commanders in those countries

509th Airborne Parachute Infantry Regiment Metal Sign 13 x 16""

This reproduction is sterling with two combat broze stars added the same way it was done in the field during WWII using a very temp solder

Cavalry unit took place on the Bataan Peninsula

WWII Free French Paratrooper Badge Wing Sterling 61st Cavalry Regiment Special Forces are not necessarilyThis is a museum quality reproduction of an extremely rare unofficial WWII Paratrooper Badge in Sterling Silver. The French Paratroopers that made it to England waited for D Day to return to their country and free it from the Germans. While in England some of them had these paratrooper wings made with the Cross of Lorraine which was used as the symbol of the Free French, waiting for the day of return.