United States. Two V-5 Naval Aviation Cadet Insignia, C.1945 Hold " and (b) "From the

" and (b) "From the evidence of witnesses it is certain that the aircraft was in flames for some time before crashing

The dome is fabricated from the same herringbone patterned brown cotton

11 mm x 21 mm inclusive of its crown suspension

It ceased to be awarded in 1999

Aurich - 2nd

United States. Two V-5 Naval Aviation Cadet Insignia, C.1945 Hold " and (b) "From theA wing, in gilded sterling, nearly 2 inches in length, maker marked on reeves Gordon B. Miller and Co. Cinti. O., very fine; and Navy V 5 patch insignia, tunic removed, in fine condition. Footnote: On April 15, 1935 Congress passed the Naval Aviation Cadet Act. This set up the Volunteer Naval Reserve class V 5 Naval Aviation Cadet (NavCad) program to send civilian and enlisted candidates to train as aviation cadets. Candidates had to be between the