Rare cloth 176 Squadron ATC badge From the Hove (Brighton & Hove) Squadron, based on the East Sussex coast. US Air Force with the eagle clutching a

with the eagle clutching a swastika wreath

Badges are in great condition

a high-quality embroidered emblem associated with the Navy’s professional engineering branch

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Victoria Rifles of Canada blackened brass cap badge & cloth shoulder title

Rare cloth 176 Squadron ATC badge From the Hove (Brighton & Hove) Squadron, based on the East Sussex coast. US Air Force with the eagle clutching aRare cloth 176 Squadron ATC badge From the Hove (Brighton & Hove) Squadron, based on the East Sussex coast. Origins 176 Squadron has been part of the local community since 1938, when it was formed as part of the Air Defence Cadet Corps (ADCC). In 1941, the ATC was established under Royal Warrant by King George VI and the ADCC squadrons were rebadged. Thus began 176 (Hove) Squadron, though it narrowly missed out on being one of the first fifty Founder