Made Up WW2 Embroidered British Flying Badge RAF WING Patch Brevet NG Insignia

This is designed to look like an RAF Embroidered Wing Patch Badge from WWll .

These were seemingly never issued and are for fancy dress or of  novelty value only.

I have seen these with an “ N” insignia which stands for Navigator .

I am offering badges with the following lettering .

AW probably Air Warfare.

 D , unknown .

NG , unknown.

HC ,helicopter crew .

RAG, unknown.

MG , mid gunner ,

& W , weapons .

These all appear to be “made up “.

This listing is for 1 patch.

Aircrew brevets (or badges) were a badge that was worn on the left breast, above any medal ribbons, by qualified aircrew of the Royal Air Force.

The navigator brevets were introduced in 1942, when the role of Observer was split into two; Navigator and Bomb Aimer. The navigator's primary responsibility was being aware of the aircraft's location at all times. In addition they planned the journey, estimated time to destination and making the pilot aware of any potential enemy.

The navigator ones feature the N initial flanked by a brown wreath, alongside the white wing on a dark blue background.

These feature Gold Embroidery / piping with silver letters , they are made up and are a novelty collectable according to an expert.

( Stock Drawer 4)