Original U.S. WWII B-17 Radio Operator Aerial Gunner Grouping British Ordnance the girls and young women

the girls and young women of the Jungmaedel and the League of German Girls also had service uniforms that they wore to all official BDM function

1940 (Heft 6)

Rifling is worn

pinned on him by Admiral Nimitz later in Hawaii

Item B28 as shown in diagram

Original U.S. WWII B-17 Radio Operator Aerial Gunner Grouping British Ordnance the girls and young womenOriginal Items: One of a kind set. The crew of a B 17 Flying Fortress bomber in WW2 consisted of a crew of 10 men. One of which was a radio operator. The radio operator duties consisted of the following: Principal duty: Radio Operator Secondary duty: Aerial Gunner Added duty: Assistant Airplane Engineer Added duty: First Aid Specialist Added duty: Qualified as Top Turret Gunner This unnamed sergeant was a decorated radio operator on a B 17 in WW2.