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It looks like this wing may have been originally made in Europe due to the little points on the top side
During the Second World War
The original of this badge was made in Japan after the war and is considered to be the rarest of all paratrooper badges
320th Airborne Field Artillery Challenge Coin
Scuba Diver All Metal Sign (Large) 16 x 17"
WWI Reserve / Junior Pilot Wing Sterling Silver U.S. Army Military Police Metal Sign 12 x 16" Personalized It looks like this wingThe wings that are shown are a museum quality reproduction of wings in sterling silver. This wing is 2 1 2 inches wide and is rather unusal in that the stars are six pointed. This museum quality reproduction is made of Sterling Silver with the letters US gold plated. This was not a pilot held in Reserve, but one who came from the Army Reserves and the junior pilot was new to the service. In Europe a 1 2 wing was awarded to someone who was carried on
