Original Italian WWII Air Ministry Flight Log, Peaked Visor and Photographs for Lieutenant Bruno Vesselizza, 171st Squadron R.M. Regia Marina Navy Command Availability_Both The inside is marked with

The inside is marked with Serial Numer A

The boarding cutlass was derived from the French pattern of 1833

It returned to Portugal in 1810 with the 5th Division

as shown in the photos

The sweatband is only retained in the front half of the cap

Original Italian WWII Air Ministry Flight Log, Peaked Visor and Photographs for Lieutenant Bruno Vesselizza, 171st Squadron R.M. Regia Marina Navy Command Availability_Both The inside is marked withOriginal Items: Only One Available. Now this is something you dont encounter often! This is a WWII Air Ministry flight log for Tenente Bruno Vesselizza. Vesselizza served as a pilot with the 171st Squadron of the Regia Marina, Royal Navy command. According to the logbook, he appears to have been serving with this command and was stationed in Taranto, a port city on Italys south east coast. This location is important to note due to the significant