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[John F.]

Can anyone idnetify this patch?  It was purchased in Dallas back in January of this year at a gun/militaria show. The patch  measures approximately 2.5" inches (6.35cm) 

in diameter.  The patches appears to depict a B-52 bomber flying above an ICBM.  I am not sure if the orientation/position of the patch is correct.  

 

Thanks!

John

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[joeclown]

Don't know what it is but I think the chain has some sort of meaning of a link, top half looks like a tornado and bottom half a clear night with stars am still looking to see what I can find

[John F.]

JC,

 

Thanks for the reply.  I would imagine the chain represents some sort of restraint. Interesting, what you identified as a tornado (which it might be) I assumed was rising smoke.  The blue, I see as the sky and the brown as the land with the white star bursts being explosions or maybe city lights.  

[Mark1]

This patch belongs to the 92nd Security Police Squadron. It looks like the bottom scroll was cut off the patch.

 

Mark

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[gwb123]

It looks roughly like a peace sign.  Not sure if that was intentional or not.

[John F.]

Hi Mark,

 

Thanks for your time and help.  The 92nd Security Police Sqdn is my childhood nemesis.  When I was a kid, my dad was stationed at Fairchild AFB with the 325th Bomb Sqdn from 1972-76, and I got picked up by those SPs for throwing snowballs at car.

 

Best,

John

[John F.]

It looks roughly like a peace sign.  Not sure if that was intentional or not.

 Probably not, since the 92nd SP Sqdn was assigned to a SAC Bomb Wing (92nd),  and SACs motto was "Peace is our Profession". 

Edited by John F., 26 March 2020 - 11:57 AM.

[gwb123]

It just made me think of this...  there were a lot of novelty patches made this way.  I am not sure if any actual units ever adopted the design.

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[Randy]

Yes Gil, Barksdale guys have used variations of the one attached. A fairly popular design with them.

 

Randy

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