I posted this patch and beer can plaque piece on the foreign sister forum almost 5 years ago without yet an identification.  Forum member  J.T. Thompson thought it looked like this Tactron 22 Skylords patch.  Some of the same subject matters are in both patches like the eagle, lighting bolt, triangle and atom.  Probably just coincidental but I thought I'd post the patch and plaque piece here.    https://www.worldmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/318012-possibly-norwegian-odinn-back-patch-and-beer-can-plaque-piece/#comment-2567642    

. Hi Patches,   thanks for bringing this back again, I just sent my neighbours one of the adverts, they told me they were going to buy a new mattress, I sent them this photo and said the mattresses are only 1.95,  Tony will get the joke , he's a collector . . . .         lewis.   ...

Thank you very much, @patches! Now I have something to read 😉

One other observation. The first fiberglass helmet I had….had no rim around the edge. This one has a rim. 

This is a screen shot from “TheCaine Mutiny”. Looks like a red flag about the same size as the one I found.

Check these out.  

Thrift store find today. Engineer collar disc. GC, Pacific Theater and ??  

Thanks Jerry  Appreciate it 🫶🏼.  Yes, would be good for someone to confirm it as I’ve never seen one before but it’s definitely in line with the 1967 nylon experimental gear. 

Here is a lot of photos I found from eBay of members of the 15th infantry regiment in the 20s or 30s. There’s also a baseball team photograph as well which has all the names on the back. At least one of these photos is from World War II as you can see M1 helmets being worn. but the rest seem to be from the 20s or 30s. one of the pictures has the name ‘Henry harpwick’ and another name that is covered by the old album paper. I bought these photos and will post better pictures when I get them.

Thanks, nice direction change from WW2 to M67 gear!   I guess about Seal and using it, the @Spike could confirm that...   good luck, J.