Thank you! I saw a "Phantoms Phlyer" version at the Sithsonian last year and got inspired. Coming from a MX background, I'm glad to have this. 

It's a 50's squadron patch with a Schmoo on it.   Can't remember the exact designation.

Cool panel, but that “Phantom Phixer” patch is an absolute work of art.     Gadzooks!

Does not show up in the Stein book

Hey y'all, I've had this for a while but finally got an F4 "Spook" path to go with it. Looks like a panel for a jammer system that was on this particular aircraft. I'm a junkie for ECM systems since I am very familiar with them. Nice to have the green tag and 350 still attached! We still use them today 😄Safety wire could be better though.  Enjoy!

I figured that I would bump this up in order to get some comments.   I will take more photos if requested.   Also, any information on the Captain/Doctor would be appreciated.     Thanks Pat

CCYOOPER. It's appearance is that of the M1910 scabbard of WWI.  Here's a link to "bayonet points".  It will give a good rundown of the 1910 and its changes. https://www.usmilitaryknives.com/bayo_points_43.htm Marv

. Then & Now today Chateau Franquetot aka Collins museum.   I called in the Collins museum today AND put my windscreen UP,  to take a comparison photo of Eisenhower, Bradley and Collins across the courtyard.        Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 13  June  2O26.   ..  

That is cool… good way to store loose ammo… enblocs are cheaper than mags..   I did have a feeding issue… I tried polishing the feed ramp