Original U.S. Korean War 7th Ranger Infantry Company (Airborne) Patch Military Audio Genuine WWII Navigator’s stop watches

Genuine WWII Navigator’s stop watches in such nice fully functional condition are tremendously rare

This was originally a private crest used by the Imperial Family

and with a CROWN / S

Ordinary weight restrictions applicable to heavier-than-air craft (airplanes) were not quite as constraining to dirigibles

The original leather frog is still supple with no cracking or deterioration we can see

Original U.S. Korean War 7th Ranger Infantry Company (Airborne) Patch Military Audio Genuine WWII Navigator’s stop watchesOriginal Item: Only One Available. A wonderful article about this patch can be found at this link and below. The 7th Ranger Company was one of 17 such companies, of which 15 were designated numerically (1st through 15th) and two by letters (A and B). The Airborne Ranger Companies of the Korean War were short lived: training began in October 1950, and by December of the following year all had been disbanded. Six of the companies saw combat in Korea,