Need help with ID

[Bill Scott]

Need help with these two I can not find them in the books.Thanks for your time and thoughts.Scotty

[irish]

Bottom patch has never been identified to my knowledge.  Top patch central design is a bomb squadron or group Pacific Theater, the number escapes me at the moment.  The additional border designations are Un-related and were to show design capabilities of this tailor.  This banner appeared on the cover of Trading Post and there may be more info in that article.

[Randy]

Top design is from the 89th Bomb Sq. It was assigned to the 38th Bomb Group at Itazuke and Itami, Japan, between 46-49. Your patch is possibly for the 38 AES troops dedicated to servicing the the 89th BMS A-26 Invader aircraft. Or, as Irish stated, maybe just put together. There would have to be some relation with the 58th ASG. Here's the 89th I had at one time, made at the same place from the looks of it.

[irish]

Thanks Randy, just got the 89th BS.  I was never able to put these service units together With the unit but it sounds like you may have a possibility there.  Is there an Id on the bottom patch.

[irish]

Either way they are some beauties for sure.  The top Tier of Japanese made patch art.

[Bill Scott]

I bought one of the patch drapes that Bob bought and those two and 11 others are on it.I will get a photo shot tomorrow and show you which one.Thanks for your help as always,Scotty

[walika]

Bill,

 

89th Bomb Squadron, WWII issue here.

 

 

EMBLEM. On a disc per fess debased light turquoise blue and light yellow green, border red, a conventionalized black falcon with three-bladed propeller with red tips, emerging from large white cloud formation in sinister chief, dropping a parafrag bomb golden orange suspended in air by small white parachute, all emitting white speed lines to rear; four trees, two to dexter, two to sinister, of the second. (Approved 4 Oct 1943.)