Second World War Rising Sun Collar Badge issued to WF91315 Sergeant Gwenneth May NORMAN
c. 1944Second World War Rising Sun Collar Badge issued to WF91315 Sergeant Gwenneth May NORMAN, with split pin.
This uniform rising sun badge was worn by Gwenneth May NORMAN, nee PIERPOINT, Army no. WF 91315. She enlisted on the 27/12/1942 aged 24 years and was attached to the AWAS Barracks until her discharge on 24/03/1945.
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Under the rising sun “Australian Commonwealth / Military Forces”
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