A British Air Observation Post Officer Pilot Badge GTRexclude joining his new unit on

joining his new unit on the 6th

On the night of June 13th

so it seems natural that he was rated as a Netman - a Petty Officer responsible for operating the various-sized nets used to collect marine specimens - and having served through six Antarctic seasons aboard the Discovery II

with a raw edge and a hole drilled through the top

A British Air Observation Post Officer Pilot Badge GTRexclude joining his new unit onLight blue and yellow embroidered insignia with red stitched "UBIQUE" lettering, on a black wool base, 42 mm x 89 mm, uniform worn, extremely fine. Footnote: On September 8, 1948, Army Council Instructions 808 approved a special flying badge for Air Observation Post Officer Pilots to wear, instead of the Army Flying Badge. It was to be "a pair of pale blue wings with a grenade and scroll beneath in old gold bearing the motto 'UBIQUE' (Latin for