Czech Army Airborne Jump Wing

The Czech Army Airborne Jump Wing is a military insignia awarded to personnel who have successfully completed airborne training within the Czech Armed Forces. The design typically features a stylized parachute with wings, signifying the wearer’s qualification as a parachutist. Introduced in the post-World War II era, this badge has been used by both the Czechoslovak and, later, Czech military to denote membership in airborne units and to recognize specialized training in airborne operations. Materials commonly include silver- or nickel-plated metal, with some variations incorporating enamel details for enhanced distinction. The reverse side generally includes a fastening device such as a pin or screw-back for attachment to uniforms. The insignia holds significance within military tradition, representing advanced training and accomplishment. Collectors and historians value the Czech Army Airborne Jump Wing for its association with paratrooper history and its role within Central European military regalia.