A Royal Danish Air Force Pilot Badge Newly Listed Each enemy aircraft that was

Each enemy aircraft that was destroyed had to be confirmed or these would not be credited to the account of the Pilot and Observer

and witnessed active service out in South Africa from October 1900 until March 1902 (Queen

The Department of Veterans Affairs records indicate that Cottle died on Februray 20

embroidered silvered  cords on black cloth

In silvered zinc and enamels

A Royal Danish Air Force Pilot Badge Newly Listed Each enemy aircraft that wasGilt with red and blue enamelled metal shield bearing the Danish coat of arms, held in place via four intact prongs, crown and wings in gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, deep red felt in the void of the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the base of the crown, interlaced with black threading giving definition to the wings and the base of the crown, on a steel blue wool base, steel blue paper backer, 50 mm x 109 mm, wear