United States. A Gemsco-Made United States Air Force (Usaf) Navigator Dress Wings C.1955 Newly Listed inscribed “INTEGRITATI ET MERITO” (Latin

inscribed “INTEGRITATI ET MERITO” (Latin - Integrity and Merit)

reverse bears two vertical pins

the first steel ship to penetrate those waters

followed three months later by a confirmation as a Bombardier on April 15

with five notches in between each number

United States. A Gemsco-Made United States Air Force (Usaf) Navigator Dress Wings C.1955 Newly Listed inscribed “INTEGRITATI ET MERITO” (LatinIn sterling silver, maker marked "GEMSCO" (General Embroidery & Military Supply Company, Milford, Connecticut) and marked "A. G. O. G 2" on the reverse, measuring 51. 5 mm (w) x 15. 5 mm (h), horizontal pinback, contact marks, silvering wear, very fine.