A British Air Observation Post Officer Pilot Badge Newly Listed It was later updated to

It was later updated to "missing and believed killed" upon receiving of official German information

arriving in England onMay 24th

Accompanied by copies of pages from "Historical Records of the 24th Regiment" and a Muster Roll of the 24th Regiment confirming his death at Chillianwala

double-edged diamond cross section with twin fullers in the centre on both sides

A British Air Observation Post Officer Pilot Badge Newly Listed It was later updated toLight 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