United Kingdom. A Qeii Royal Air Force (Raf) Glider Regiment Pilots Wings Badges Hold The crew sent an emergency

The crew sent an emergency Zone Call brought to bear all available artillery fire in the area onto the specified target

maker marked "J & Co"

Williams declared himself for overseas service: "I have the honour to ask whether Signals officers are required for overseas & if so beg "to offer" my services as such

14 January 1919: Transferred to Border Protection East

then opened a practice in Mahone Bay

United Kingdom. A Qeii Royal Air Force (Raf) Glider Regiment Pilots Wings Badges Hold The crew sent an emergencyFirst badge is red, white, yellow, light blue and dark blue embroidery, interlaced with black threading, on a black wool base, padded, black cotton mesh backer, 40 mm x 98 mm. Second badge is silver and gold coloured bullion wire in various textures with red, green and blue embroidery, black paper backer, 27 mm x 72 mm. Extremely fine. Footnote: Warren Carroll Collection.