An Italian Air Force Rescue Badge; Silver Grade GTRexclude The investigator noted that "The

The investigator noted that "The aircraft was found in such a damaged condition that no material facts were obtained from the visit except that the aircraft struck at an angle of about 45 degrees from a south easterly direction

the badges also near extremely fine

95mm (3 inches) in length

29mm (x46mm including crown suspension)

The original (Type I) badge was instituted in April 1944 and fabricated in the Soviet Union

An Italian Air Force Rescue Badge; Silver Grade GTRexclude The investigator noted that "TheAn Italian Air Force Rescue Badge; Silver Grade Tombac, with a silvered insignia, unmarked, 34. 5 mm x 50 mm, vertical pinback, light contact, near extremely fine.