320: Special Forces insignia of the world

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Special Forces insignia of the world

An unknown gilding badg with a bird eagle with outstretched wings. It measures 81x50 mm and is solidly made, truly a quality mark. There is a needle on the back of the kind that was used in France in the 1930s-40s. It is marked with the name
Spanish Air Force flight engineer, In use under the reign of King Juan Carlos, 1975-2014. The present King will still be using the same pattern
Spanish Air Force pilot observer (propeller & star) In use under the reign of King Juan Carlos, 1975-2014. The present King will still be using the same pattern
Spanish Air Force gunner bombardier or aircrew, In use under the reign of King Juan Carlos, 1975-2014. The present King will still be using the same pattern
EM154 Marocco basic wing obsolete. 35x58 mm.
EM154 Marocco Para Commando. 72x44 mm.
BT530. Marocco Instructor. 3rd series. no 719. 68x37 mm.
BT531. Marocco basic wing. 3rd series. No 27171. 72x35 mm.
BT214. Israel Jumpmaster Advanced Para. 77x32 mm.
BT213. Israel basic wing. 75x25 mm.
Parachutists Troops beret badge 1955-85. 47x53 mm.
EM45. German basic qualification para wing. 75x24 mm.
Grenzshutstruppe GSG 9 beret badge. 28x34 mm
EM49 Swiss Airborne qualification badge
EM51 Portugal basic wing
EM51 Portugal pre military half wing

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