A perfect replica of the Polish Combat Parachute Badge of the 1944 pattern for a uniform blouse. The badge is antique silver in color with a gold wreath. Made of ZnAl with a galvanic coating and varnish protection. The best replica available on the market! The badge is made using the casting method. The obverse features a beautifully detailed diving eagle (symbol of the parachute forces) holding a gold wreath in its talons (symbol of a combat jump). On the reverse, in accordance with the historical outline, there is the inscription "To You, Fatherland" and the badge's identification number "455".
- Ideal for reenactment!
- New, unused item!
- Dimensions: 18 x 15 x 74 mm.
FOR REENACTMENT?
The Parachute Badge (in both standard and combat versions) was established by order of the Commander-in-Chief on June 20, 1941. On November 20, 1944 (two months after Operation Market-Garden), by decision of the Minister of National Defense, the Combat Parachute Badge was amended to include a gold wreath in the talons of an eagle (in the previous combat version of the badge, the eagle had gold talons and a beak). The Combat Parachute Badge was awarded to soldiers who participated in a combat parachute action.
