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Navy Wings?
vincent p. norris wrote: This gets more bewildering by the minute. What do Parachutist wings have to do with being a Naval Aviator? Probably nothing, but the original poster was asking about something he saw in an news bite that looked a little odd. If one were to take a look at the photos posted of all those USMC BGs you can see who is qualified as what. Just out of curiosity I did so and saw no unusual wings or devices, and none with stars attached to or above their qualification device. Of 52 BGs, 15 are Naval Aviators. Two Naval Aviators are also wear wings Naval Parachutists and two others for Basic Parachutists. Two of the 52 are Naval Flight Officers. Eight are Naval Parachutists (making a total of 10 so qualified) and four of them are also Scuba Divers. Another five are Basic Parachutists (making a total of 7 so qualified). The remaining 22 do not display wings of any kind nor diver's helmet badges. Rich |
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