Canada, Commonwealth. An Rcaf Navigator & Dfc Recipient's Aircrew Flight Uniform Set C. 1942 certificate_of_authenticity which explains the post-war dates

which explains the post-war dates and lack of swastikas on the award certificates

with water mark on Westerwald-Verein certificate

Pointe-Claire

the reverse of each with a field-grey wool underlay and integrated wool strap

He also performed compulsory Reich Labour Service (RAD) duties between 1 October 1936 and 24 March 1937

Canada, Commonwealth. An Rcaf Navigator & Dfc Recipient's Aircrew Flight Uniform Set C. 1942 certificate_of_authenticity which explains the post-war datesIncludes six pieces: 1. Dress Tunic, 2. Trousers, 3. Raincoat, 4. Flight Suit, 5. Flight Suit Liner and 6. Flying Helmet. 1. The dress tunic is fabricated from a grayish blue cotton wool blend, the traditional look of the RCAF, with CANADA flashes on both shoulders. The front has four large pockets, one on each breast which have decorative straps giving them a pleated look, the other two at the waist are without pleats and are larger and deeper than