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Item #: P-1446 -
Not an Air America, Inc. or Pacific Corporation subsidiary -- but Continental Airlines' contribution to theVietnam war effort. CASI flew transports for USAID and other private contractors in Laos, Vietnam and other countries. This is a museum quality reproduction of a locally made Pilots wing made is Laos. Not a very commom wing. Note it uses a cotter pin for the back attachment (not provided).
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Item #: P-1436-2 -
Every one during Vietnam everyone knew that Air America was a front for the CIA. But they ran it as an airline to tried and make believe it was an airline. Even with commercial looking wings. Here is a reproduction in sterling silver of the standard aircrew wings with clutch backs as were the originals.
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Item #: P-1462 -
Even during Vietnam everyone knew that this airline was a front for the CIA. But they ran it as an airline to tried and make believe it was an airline. Even with commercial looking wings. Here is a reproduction in sterling silver of the Captain pilots wings which are two inches wide with clutch backs as were the originals.
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Item #: P-1436 -
Every one during Vietnam everyone knew that Air America was a front for the CIA. But they ran it as an airline to tried and make believe it was an airline. Even with commercial looking wings. Here is a reproduction in sterling silver of the standard pilots wings which are two inches wide with clutch backs as were the originals.
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Item #: P-1462-2 -
Even during Vietnam everyone knew that this airline was a front for the CIA. But they ran it as an airline to tried and make believe it was an airline. Even with commercial looking wings. Here is a reproduction in sterling silver of the Stewardress wings which are a very rare 1/2 wing with clutch backs as were the originals.
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Item #: P-1437 -
Even during Vietnam everyone knew that this airline was a front for the CIA. But they ran it as an airline to tried and make believe it was an airline. Even with commercial looking wings. Here is a reproduction in sterling silver of the Supervisory pilots wings which are two inches wide with clutch backs as were the originals. Some people call this a Command Pilot wing, but Air America did not, maybe out of respect for the USAF Pilots.