Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Rare Paratrooper’s Badge C.1941 certificate_of_authenticity 1945 and was discharged from

1945 and was discharged from active service upon "completion of a term of voluntary service during an emergency"

surrounded by the inscription "89o RECCto FANTERIA" above and "1915 CIVGNO MARZO 1916" below

planned a three-pronged attack on Casablanca (Western)

his wife passing away on August 23

it was awarded to personnel that worked continuously in Africa

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Rare Paratrooper’s Badge C.1941 certificate_of_authenticity 1945 and was discharged fromBadge in darkened cast bronze, 71. 9mm x 52. 25mm, it weighs 32. 5 grams, stamped marked on reverse C F C, in near mint condition, and extremely rare. Footnote: Royal Yugoslav military Paratroopers unit was raised in Panevo, Serbia, during 1939 1940 (1st Class); all Officers and men who completed the course received the badge, however of very different design then Pilots and Observers badge (only photos of this badge exist on contemporary photo and