Mate of mine dropped by today to show me this original photo lots to see in it, for your reference
Mate of mine dropped by today to show me this original photo lots to see in it, for your reference
Note the US officers cap eagle front row left, these are said to be post WW2!
You are right.
After looking for a while I noticed very few are wearing ribbons.
All are captains.
I see 3rd from right 1st row an Armored officer wearing wings. My thoughts are he was a Liaison Pilot.
I also see the Aussie guys on the back row.
There is a mix of Aircorps, Infantry, Artillery, Coastal Artillery, Armored Officers collar brass, some numbered. 2 guys are wearing 103rd Division patches. That unit fought in Europe.
It must be a training group of some sort.
You are right friend 1st guy bottom row is wearing a 1947 style Officers Cap with the tan color band. Or it could be a 1930s prewar cap that had a lighter colored band. The bird appears to be the straight wing version that was popular with pilots during the war.
A head scratcher.
Cheers Steve for your sharp observations
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