A First War United States Army Pilot's Wing Hold The arrowhead was chosen for

The arrowhead was chosen for the design because it was a mutual symbol common to the pioneering heritage of both countries

Bullasky appears to have later served overseas with the Canadian Forces during the Second World War

London Gazette Citation and reseach papers

measures 41

including the Pour le Mérite

A First War United States Army Pilot's Wing Hold The arrowhead was chosen forOf fine quality, die struck wing, in bronze, silvered, "US" made of Gold and separately applied soldered, solid construction, pin back; unmarked, 74mm in total length (nearly 3 inches); in worn condition, with nice old patina, very attractive and scarce wing.