Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Second War NCO’s Cap Badge Newly Listed which can be unwound and

which can be unwound and wrapped around the wearer’s face and neck to provide protection from the sun

stated that "Your night letter tenth instant appointment / Lieutenant B L Williams Thirtieth B C Horse to Fifty Fourth Overseas Battalion approved provisionally"

the exterior bearing a dyed black German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

Sergeant Gonzalez aggressively maneuvered the marines in his platoon

Membership Medal (two-piece construction

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Second War NCO’s Cap Badge Newly Listed which can be unwound andIn silvered brass, presenting a double headed eagle, set on a green felt backing with two horizontal prongs on the reverse, measures 32. 4mm (w) x 48. 0mm (h), wear to silver, remains in very fine condition. Footnote: Serbian Chetniks also used these cap badges for the sajkachas.