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Guys,
I purchased some original WWII fabric Liaison wings from a collector a while back.
We have all seen the metal wings and how they were worn, but I was wonder where the the fabric wings were worn?
On flight overalls, field shirts, fabric (B-10) flying jackets?
Any original photos or answers appreciated.
Joe

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