Unused but has some glue and scrapbook paper on back. Measures 5 in diameter.
Vintage US Military Air Force 3rd Bomb Wing Felt & Bullion Patch
Unused but has some glue and scrapbook paper on back. Measures 5 in diameter.
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Unused but has some glue and scrapbook paper on back. Measures 5 in diameter.
US Air Force 459th Troop Carrier Wing Patch Ace Novelty Tokyo Japan
Measures 3 3/4″ x 4 3/4″.
USAF US Air Force 4782nd Combat Crew Training Squadron 20 Patch Lot
USAF US Air Force 4782nd Combat Crew Training Squadron 20 Patch Lot. I found a box of these patches at an estate sale and sure don’t need them. Now you can get a good set of patches at one low price. You will get 20 patches of the 4782nd Combat Crew Training Sq. You will receive the item shown in the photos. I may just have it.
Vintage Air Force 1944 Flying Aces Certified Member Patch
VINTAGE AIR FORCE 1944 FLYING ACES CERTIFIED MEMBER PATCH. SHOWS USAGE/AGE WEAR HAS STAINS/AGE DISCOLORATION PLEASE VIEW PHOTOS FOR CONDITION.
Rare Original Navy/USN A-6/A-7, USAF F-111 PAYBACK IS BITCH LIBYA PATCH 1986
EXTREMELY RARE, ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC US NAVY PATCH. The previous owner, a retired Navy officer and former Chief of Naval Reserve, later worked at Lockheed and other aircraft manufacturers. He played a role in the development of the F-22 and other aircraft. He was a passionate collector, particularly of patches related to the projects and groups he was involved with. This ensures that his patch collection, acquired during his years of service, is authentic and not recent reproductions. This unique patch commemorates the coordinated attack in 1986 by the US Navy’s A-6 Intruder and A-7 Corsair, along with the US Air Force’s F-111 Aardvark, on Libyan bases. The patch features the phrase “PAYBACK IS A BITCH” at the top, aircraft designators at the bottom, and illustrates the coordinated effort of these aircraft. The F-111s flew 3,500 miles to deliver their ordnance. The Intruders/Corsairs launched from their carrier in the Mediterranean Sea. The patch has a “thin plastic over very tight cheesecloth” backing. It has a “merrowed black” border and a “light blue twill background”. No Velcro on the back. Dimensions are shown in the photos (the ruler on the right is 6). This patch is part of the finest Intruder patch collection I’ve ever seen. It comes from a retired US Navy Captain’s collection, which I recently acquired. This is an original, one-of-a-kind item, so don’t miss your chance to own this piece of history. VA, A-6 Intruder, A-7 Corsair, VMA, USMC, VMA(AW), VAQ, EA-6B Prowler, EA-18G Growler, VAW E-2 Hawkeye, VF F-14 Tomcat, VFA F-18 Hornet/Super Hornet, VP P-3 Orion, P-8 Poseidon. US Navy, Carrier Air Wing (CVW), Mediterranean and Western Pacific cruises, Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf operations. Key operations include Operation IRAQI FREEDOM, Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, Operation SOUTHERN WATCH, Operation NORTHERN WATCH, Desert Fox, Desert Shield, Desert Storm.
US Air Force Civil Air Patrol Major Patch Pin Gold Tone Oak Leaf Name Tag Medal
The product is a US Air Force Civil Air Patrol name tag with accompanying, CAF pin and Major rank oak leaf Pin and embroidered CAF Patch in a shielded magnetic snap case. This collectible militaria item is a name tag medal that showcases the insignia of the Air Force civil air patrol. Made in the United States, it is a patriotic piece that pays tribute to the military and represents the defending force of the country. Perfect for collectors or those with a passion for military memorabilia, this rare piece is a unique and meaningful addition to any collection.
ORIGINAL PATCH USAF US AIR FORCE 18th Detachment 1st Weather Wing Theatre Made
Embark on a journey into military history with the original USAF US Air Force 18th Detachment 1st Weather Wing patch. This authentic piece of militaria is a testament to the rich tradition of the Air Force and is sure to be a prized addition to any collection. This patch showcases the unique Theatre Made distinctions that are sought after by collectors worldwide. While its country of manufacture remains a mystery, possibly Japanese made as the unit was stationed there for a while, the patch’s character and heritage are unquestionable, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of military memorabilia. This patch has some amazing detail in the tiger’s embroidery. I have not come across another patch for this unit.
Vintage USAF 4th Tactical Fighter Squadron Patch
Unused condition, has some glue and scrap book paper on back. Measures 3″ x 4″.
US Air Force 334 FGS Fighter Squadron Fighting Eagles Emblem Patch Lot 5 Items
The first picture is what I would consider the front side. The second photo is the backside of the items. The keychain, for example, doesn’t seem to have a front or backside. Either one could be the front. The two items underneath the keychain looked to be patches. One is clearly marked as a patch, and the other one looks like it is the same type of material. I did not remove it from its package. The metal emblem is solid and fairly heavy for its size.
VIETNAM ERA USAF 965th AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING & CONTROL SQ SEMPER VIGILES PATCH
The product is a Vietnam era USAF 965th Airborne Early Warning & Control Squadron patch with the motto Semper Vigiles. It is a collectible item related to the Air Force and militaria, specifically representing a unit within the Air Force specializing in airborne surveillance and control. The patch features unique design elements and insignia associated with the unit’s history and mission during the Vietnam era. RARE VIETNAM ERA USAF 965th AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING & CONTROL SQUADRON “SEMPER VIGILES” PATCH TDY S. Beginning 1 April 1965. The squadron was activated in 1955 at McClellan AFB in California; it was an element of 552nd Airborne Early Warning & Control Wing, and in 1956 was added to the Air Defense Command’s radar network. It was equipped with Lockheed Super Constellation RC-121 “Warning Star” aircraft, later redesignated EC-121. The 965th was one of several such squadrons, which were created for the purpose of extending the range of US land-based radar. Elements of the 965th augmented the 966th at McCoy AFB in Florida during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Beginning in April 1965, the 965th began rotating elements to South East Asia S. On four-month periods of Temporary Duty (TDY), probably alternating deployments with two sister 552nd AEW&C Wing squadrons (963rd & 964th). Initially they were part of Big Eye (later College Eye) Task Force, then simply 552nd Wing’s Detachment 1. They flew orbits over the Gulf of Tonkin from Tan Son Nhut Air Base, in support of Operation Rolling Thunder. Their role was to alert strike aircraft when enemy MiG fighters launched; crews also included linguists who monitored enemy radio communications with their aircraft. In October 1966 an orbit over Laos was added, and those flights were from bases in Thailand, in support of Operation Barrel Roll; these aircraft also monitored “Igloo White” sensors emplaced along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Tan Son Nhut was abandoned as a basing location about Feb 1967 due to threat of ground attacks; some aircraft were based in Taiwan as well as Thailand. These missions continued for 965th until June 1970. For its role in S. During the Vietnam War, the 965th received four Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards (but Combat V–for Valor–only pertained to July 1969 to June 1970 period) and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross w/ Palm for period Apr 1966 to June 1970. The 965th was inactivated on 30 June 1971. This patch measures 4 inches wide and 4 inches high. I don’t know where it was made, but I do know it was of the period described above. Both front and reverse surfaces of this patch are no glow. It doesn’t appear to have ever been sewn on; it would be more accurately described as “Pre-owned, “.