If a pilot in the Navy or the Marine Corps decided to interservice transfer to the Air Force, would they still wear Naval Aviator wings?

I looked up the current Air Force uniform regs and it said if a qualification badge was earned in another US service, it could be worn if the other service allowed. Actual experience, there were a few USMC pilots who received flight training in helicopters from the Army. Once they came back to the Corps, they had to receive additional training to be qualified Naval aviators.

That's an interesting question...I'd seen a USCG Aux guy, I'd been trying to join, he had multiple wings, though I don't know if it'd been because he'd been prior active...I'd "think" one could actually make a halfway decent case that "maybe", if one were really awarded wings from one branch, one "might" be able to wear them in another, even if one also had wings from that new branch, though I obv don't know for sure, of course...one guy I'd known at USAF OTS, as I've said on here, had been intersvc prior enlisted Navy, he actually wore Navy enlisted sub dolphins, the only time I ever saw that...however, as I'd said, it's an interesting point, certainly...we had a family friend who''d been Army enlisted, went Army WOCS for rotary wing, got his bach in aviation at Embry Riddle, then Army released him, USCG picked him up, he finished his 20 yrs as a USCG O-3, so, he "might" have actually fit that sort of thing, if we ever see him again, I'll ask him, def, ya got my mental gears turning with that one....