Cavalier of large gold (or silver) breast badge.
Photos with Committee for the Strengthening of the Russian Naval and Air Fleet Badges/Фотографии со знаками комитета по усилению воздушного флота
Cavalier of small gold (or silver) breast badge.
Kuban Cossack with "Plane inside a wreath" jetton.
Uknown with "Plane inside a wreath" jetton.
Member of the local government with "Plane inside a wreath" jetton.
Another cavalier of "Plane inside a wreath" jetton (converted to screw fastening).
With jetton "plane inside a wreath".
This cavalier decided to convert his "plane inside a wreath" jetton into screw fastening.
Imperial Russian Military and Civil Officials with Persian Order of the Lion and the Sun
Major General Alexander Konstantinovich Goncharov /Генерал-майор Александр Константинович Гончаров/ with impressive collection of Lions.
asiamedals.info
Pilot of the 3rd Field Aviation Detachment Fedor Fedorovich Kolchin (right), and his mechanic.
Note that Fedor Fedorovich also wearing Bulgarian order of National Merit 5th class with swords.
St. George's Cross, 4th class, No. 6198 "For aerial flights over the enemy, conducting reconnaissance and delivering particularly valuable information".
St. George's Cross, 3rd class, No. 15424 -" For particularly important information obtained during a series of successful reconnaissance missions on August 21, 27, and October 16, 1914".
Note that Fedor Fedorovich also wearing Bulgarian order of National Merit 5th class with swords.
Fedor Fedorovich Kolchin /Федор Федорович Колчин; June 8, 1890 – June 17, 1919/. Lieutenant. From hereditary honorary citizens. Native of St. Petersburg. Graduated from 5 classes of the cadet corps. 7 classes of the private commercial school named after S.A. Kholmogorov in St. Petersburg and the Air Defense Aviation School (1911). After graduating from the Air Defense Aviation School, he flew a lot and confidently for sport and commercial purposes, was popular with the general public. Participated in the 1st Balkan War as a volunteer pilot. At the front as a volunteer from July 28, 1914 as a pilot of the 3rd field aviation detachment. For military distinctions, he was promoted to officer. In January 1917, he was appointed to the Headquarters Security Directorate. In July 1917, he was seconded to the Directorate of the Military Air Fleet. During the Civil War - staff captain, military pilot of the 2nd DSO. Died of typhus in Novocherkassk.
St. George's Cross, 4th class, No. 6198 "For aerial flights over the enemy, conducting reconnaissance and delivering particularly valuable information".
St. George's Cross, 3rd class, No. 15424 -" For particularly important information obtained during a series of successful reconnaissance missions on August 21, 27, and October 16, 1914".