Joined the 3-G-3 (3rd.Sq. of Group 3) Equipped with Fiat Cr-32 and participated in the Ebro Battle but did not bag any victories. (with much appreciation to Francisco Valero for the information)
The service dress tunic could be made parade-ready with a few simple additions. In this case, a gilt belt, special shoulder boards, a sash and the dagger.
The sash is a special commemorative for officers who served during the Civil War. The bar has the dates 1936-1939.
A gilt fabric belt was buckled with a round gilt metal wreath with the air force emblem in the center.
Would be worn for Parade occasions.
The service tunic has sewn tabs for the soft epaulettes to be replaced with these metal and fabric parade boards.
The dagger was of fairly simple design and borrows a lot of style cues from the Luftwaffe dagger. The crossguard features the pilot badge and the pommel feutures a crown.
Where well made Spanish blades have been forged for centuries.