WWI Lafayette Flying Corps Badge Sterling w Gold Plate SWCC The 10th Group encountered publicity

The 10th Group encountered publicity for the first time in 1955 when The New York Times published two articles about the unit

counter-terrorism

1 to 4 weeks

This Beach Metal Sign is hand made in the USA using heavy gauge American steel

This is made the same way the originals were made in the back alleys of Saigon

WWI Lafayette Flying Corps Badge Sterling w Gold Plate SWCC The 10th Group encountered publicityThis is a museum quality reproduction of the WWI Lafayette Flying Corps badge in sterling silver with a 24karat gold plate. The Lafayette Flying Corps (also known as the Franco American Flying Corps) was never a unit per se, instead it is a name used to describe all of the American pilots, to include the Lafayette Escadrille pilots, who flew for the French during World War I. There has been a great deal of confusion over the years attributed to the