No names, but I was curious if the painting gives any clues to what bomb  group it might be from?

Whoops, spelled Maintenance wrong

A cool patch I picked up today, the 6549th Field Mantinence Squadron. Thought someone might like to see it   Out of curiosity, does anyone know what became of the 6549th? The Google AI (which is known to be faulty) says that at some point they were the 6549th C.A.M., who worked on experimental/cutting-edge aircraft. Unsure if this is true, but there really isn't too much info on these guys from what I've seen.   Thanks for looking!

Hey kurtA , thank you for the reply. This is a pretty neat one 🤩 

Being 2 inches tall (too big for DUI), it is a Combat Service Identification Badge introduced in 2015 for wear on the pocket of the blue dress uniform (instead of the discontinued shoulder patches). G 23 indicates manufacture by Ira Green.   

Just got this in the mail today.  It’s a photo and pay book from ww1. Looks like it is named to a member of the 328th artillery of the 85th infantry division. I can’t read the name that well so any help would also be appreciated on that. It also came with this what I believe to be a tin type photo. Looks like the sergeant in the front is wearing a ribbon but what ribbon I’m not sure.

Here's another site I've used: https://www.familysearch.org/en/united-states/ Looks like your on your way to learn about your ancestors--enjoy your search!     Steve

This dui is about 2" marked g-23 Any thoughts as to age and authenticity?  Would this have been for cap or lapel ? Feels and looks to be of quality     

Here's the 2025 collection. I've managed to find a couple of the scarce US Navy Grenada patches. I've included some coins, a couple that are #'d and scarce, reunion copies, and limited release coins.        

Manufacturer of the patch.