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A different style of the 9" Asahi Beer cruise patch - no date, one less port, no ships' name

CVA 20 CVS 20 USS BENNINGTON 1965 VIETNAM CRUISE 003.jpg

 

Both Japanese made, similar in construction

CVA 20 CVS 20 USS BENNINGTON 1965 VIETNAM CRUISE 004.jpg

 

CVA 20 CVS 20 USS BENNINGTON 1965 VIETNAM CRUISE 005.jpg

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Sotoyomo class Auxilliary Fleet Tug USS MAHOPAC (ATA-196) Deck Jacket patch

 

ATA 196 USS MAHOPAC 001.jpg

 

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USS ESSEX (LHD-2) 9" Cruise Jacket Patch

 

LHD 2 USS ESSEX Jacket Patch 001.jpg

 

LHD 2 USS ESSEX Jacket Patch 002.jpg

 

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DESDIV 172 - Destroyers TWINNING, SHIELDS, ERBEN and COLAHAN 1951-1952

 

DESDIV 172 DESRON 17 TWINING SHIELDS ERBEN COLAHAN 001.jpg

 

Korean War Destroyer Division 172

 

DESDIV 172 DESRON 17 TWINING SHIELDS ERBEN COLAHAN 002.jpg

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USS HORNET (CVS-12) Far East Cruise 63-64

 

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Aviation Ordnance Crew Roaring Fiftys

CVS 12 USS HORNET Roaring Fiftys 1963 1964 cruise 002.jpg

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Commander Escort Squadron 3 purchased on forum many years ago about 11 inches across

 

 

Interesting patch, but with the Gator, "bullet" and the Oak Leaves I'm thinking it's related to supply or logistics

 

Here's the same patch on one of Bob's topics http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/195265-vietnam-era-navy-patch-glsr-3/

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Edit: Those oak leaves certainly could just be smoke and the gator a dragon.......having a random thought day

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Commander Escort Squadron 3 purchased on forum many years ago about 11 inches across

 

Great looking patch.I like the gator holding the whip.

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Interesting patch, but with the Gator, "bullet" and the Oak Leaves I'm thinking it's related to supply or logistics

 

Here's the same patch on one of Bob's topics http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/195265-vietnam-era-navy-patch-glsr-3/

 

I should have put Commander Landing Ship squadRon 3 I don't where I got Escort instead of Landing Ship...

Long week I guess. I got the Patch from Bob. I believe it is a C not a G

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Hello Sirs, I am a new member of this very interesting & helpfull forum. Thanks to condivide a very interesting patches from your collection.

A Question : danger of copies on the market ( Nam made now ) of this type of USN patches ?

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Hello Sirs, I am a new member of this very interesting & helpfull forum. Thanks to condivide a very interesting patches from your collection.

A Question : danger of copies on the market ( Nam made now ) of this type of USN patches ?

If I understand your question, you want to know if Fakes are being made of large size patches too, the answer would be almost everything is faked. it pays to know what good patch construction looks like and what modern computer generated stitching looks like.

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Hi Bearmon, yes my Q was about that and your reply is "sad" but likely real. Thanks

 

 

What he said. The Japanese ones are harder to reproduce, the quality was very good on those.I would

research vietnam fakes, there are a couple of good threads on the subject. Best defense is education.

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US Naval Advisory Group Detachment Chinhae, South Korea 1962 1963

 

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10" x 8" Advisor patch

 

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PS - Duffy's Tavern at NAG Chinhae was the watering hole for the Pacific Fleet Salvage forces for over 40 years (cheap booze, slot machines, 'hostesses' and live stateside bands, plus a pin monkey bowling lane and small theater)

 

Fleet Activities, Chinhae had its origin as a US Naval Advisory Group in 1946. The Command was subsequently established as a detachment of the Naval Component of the US Naval Advisory Group for the Republic of Korea. Upon reorganization in July 1969, the Command became the first Fleet Detachment, Naval Station, Joint US Military Advisory Group Korea (JUSMAG-K).
 
In 1972, the Command was reorganized as the Chinhae Facility. US Naval Forces Korea and Fleet Detachment, Naval Section, JUSMAG-K broke out to become a tenant activity. The activity, renamed in 1972 as Field Logistics Center, Chinhae, was disestablished in 1988. The Chinhae Facility was reorganized as Commander, US Naval Forces, Korea Detachment, Chinhae in 1978. Reorganization in 1984 established Commander, Fleet Activities Chinhae with Commander, US Naval Forces, Detachment Chinhae as a tenant activity.

 

COMNAVFOR KOREA 001.jpg

 

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LST-542 Class Tank Landing Ship USS SALINE COUNTY (LST-1101) In service 1945 to 1960

USS Saline County earned one battle star during World War II and five battle stars for Korean War service

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7" Japanese made patch

LST 1101 USS SALINE COUNTY 002.jpg

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One for the Coasties.....

 

USCGC SWEETBRIER (WLB-405) Buoy Tender jacket patch, 7 1/2" x 8 1/2"

 

WLB 405 USCGC SWEETBRIER 001.jpg

 

WLB 405 USCGC SWEETBRIER 002.jpg

 

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USS JOHN YOUNG (DD-973) Spruance class in service 1978 to 2002

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8" x 11" Jacket/Coverall patch

 

DD 973 USS JOHN YOUNG jacket patch 002.jpg

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