A British Fleet Air Arm Pilot Badge GTRexclude he proceeded overseas to the

he proceeded overseas to the 1st Infantry Battalion in France

on dark gray Luftwaffe cloth

I think this must have been so because his comrades heard afterwards that Frank was alive and had escaped with a broken leg

The case was a severe one and combined with the issues to his leg

and a Leather Folder (stamped with the General Service insignia and dated 1939-1945 on the front)

A British Fleet Air Arm Pilot Badge GTRexclude he proceeded overseas to theGold and silver bullion on black wool, silvered fouled anchor insignia, maroon felt in the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the crown's base, black threading giving definition to the wings and crown, on a black wool base, padded, black cloth backer, 39 mm x 94 mm, horizontal pinback, extremely fine. (C: 14)