Let's see some theatre made patches

[eam59]

Airborne

Last one for tonight.

[101combatvet]

And a couple of theater made Ranger battalion scrolls.

Those are incredible.

[B. N. Singer]

10th week

Some additional Army.

B. N. Singer

[fredswiss]

British made bullion 101st:

[fredswiss]

British made bullion 1st Allied Airborne:

[Gary Cain]

Two new ones. I found these in the gun show next door to the SOS. First up is a Japanese made F-12 Test Squadron Patch. This was the cover story for the development of the SR-71.

[Gary Cain]

And this one is a French made 185th Pursuit Squadron (The Bats) SSI. This was the US military's first night fighter squadron and they flew Sopwith Camels. They are given credit for a probable kill in 1918 (a German Gotha Bomber) and were demobbed in 1919.

This is the first one I've ever seen.

[101combatvet]

British made bullion 101st:

Killer

[fredswiss]

Thanks 101combatvet and thank you for your service!
Fred

[B. N. Singer]

11th week

A couple of corps. (wartime & pre-war).

B. N. Singer

[MasonK]

Wow, some amazing insignia! Mine pale in comparison, however I thought I would share them anyway.

CBI



German Made:

US Army Europe







Constabulary



5th Corps



88th





3rd Army



Italian Made:

15th AAF



British Made:

101st



ETO Advance Base



Vietnamese Made:

15th River Assault Squadron



35th SPS (Security Police Squadron)

[Gary Cain]

Those are excellent Mason!

[tredhed2]

40th ID Avn Co (Prov) - the first avn co in the Army.

[tredhed2]

Also from the KW -

the 11th Ranger Inf Co (Abn) had scrolls made up prior to being inactivated.

[tredhed2]

The 92nd Inf Div fought in Italy, and there are tabs for many of the divisional elements: