A Second War American Army Air Force Technical Observer Wings By N.s. Meyer, Inc Buy Now He was buried in the

He was buried in the London Cemetery

the bomber squadron with which he served during the war

(War Emergency Training Plan) from December 1941 to March 1942

Mounted to a 78 mm long dual-strand chain with 33 mm long stickpins at either end

six right-facing cavalrymen on horseback charging forward and a left-facing officer on horseback

A Second War American Army Air Force Technical Observer Wings By N.s. Meyer, Inc Buy Now He was buried in theSterling silver with a frosted reverse, weighing 23. 3 grams, maker marked with the N. S. Meyer, Inc. New York shield insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 21. 8 mm x 79 mm, horizontal pinback, very light contact, near extremely fine.