The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Clear perspex shaped into a curved representation of a Royal Australian Air Force pilot's brevet, or 'wings'. The brevet shows a winged wreath with the letters 'RAAF' surmounted by a King's crown.
RAAF Wings made by Pilot Officer Ian McNulty while stationed with a Heavy Bomber Conversion Unit at Wigsley, Nottinghamshire, early in 1945. The Perspex was taken from a Lancaster bomber.
Royal Australian Navy pilot's embroidered qualification wings (brevet), showing a pair of gold bullion embroidered wings on a black woollen cloth. There is a small silver anchor within a gold embroide
Navigator's wing (brevet) of the pattern worn by RAAF aircrew during the period 1948 - 1953. The brevet is machine embroidered in white and light blue cotton on a navy blue felt backing. It features t
Pair of machine embroidered padded Royal Australian Air Force pilot's wings. The brevet has white cotton embroidered wings, a king's crown, and the letters 'RAAF' within a pale blue embroidered laurel
Royal Australian Air Force pilot's machine embroidered qualification brevet on a dark blue wool ground. The brevet has white cotton embroidered wings on either side of the letters 'RAAF' within a pale
Circular badge with a large bird's wing, with feather detail, projecting from the left side. The circular section has the upper case initials, 'AE' at its center surrounded by a wreath and surmounted
Circular badge with a large pair of bird's wings, with feather detail, projecting from both sides. The circular section has five stars in light relief at its center in the form of the Southern Cross.
