A Royal Danish Air Force Pilot Badge Attributed To Flight Lieutenant Peter Kampmann certificate_of_authenticity he worked for the United

he worked for the United States Army on the construction of the Alaskan Highway

third medal in rhodium-plated copper and zinc alloy

A pair of shoulder straps constructed of Luftwaffe blue-grey wool

Footnote: This is a German Second War volunteer armband of a civilian in the service of the Wehrmacht whose goal was to assist the Wehrmacht in non-combative roles

on July 18th

A Royal Danish Air Force Pilot Badge Attributed To Flight Lieutenant Peter Kampmann certificate_of_authenticity he worked for the UnitedBronze gilt, unmarked, 17 mm x 50. 2 mm, intact screwpost with screwback and two nuts, extremely fine. Footnote: Flight Lieutenant Peter Kampmann served with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1951 and became a Flight Lieutenant in 1952 with the Royal Danish Air Force. He was initially a Flight Trainer on Harvard JP 4 aircraft, then flew twin engine Douglas Dakota DC3 transport aircraft, registering 1200 flying hours in polar flights in