The Second War Swedish Pilot Wing Of Lars Sandblom Hold his courage and coolness often

his courage and coolness often under intense enemy fire and his resourcefulness has been an inspiration to the men under his command

1885 in Buckland

as evidenced by nine vertical seams

The chinscales are secured at the front center of the helmet with a small horizontal slit to the right side and an extended swivel tab to the left side

effective January 25

The Second War Swedish Pilot Wing Of Lars Sandblom Hold his courage and coolness oftenThe Second War Swedish Pilot Wing of Lars Sandblom Numbered 2418 In gilded bronze, 69mm(w) x 20mm(h), with backing plate and retaining nut (maker marked), in extremely fine condition; comes with small original photo of recipient. Footnote: #2418 belonged to Lars Sandblom who completed training (GRU) in 1944. He flew: Sk 14 (Na 16); Sk 15 (Klemm 35); Sk 25 (Bueker Bestmann); J 8 (Gloucester Gladiator); B 5 (Northrop); B 17 (Saab). Was stationed at: F5