It’s a good mid war. My favorite version/style that Kabar made. 

Bought this cheap at yard sale in tool box of stuff.have some experience with ww2 fighting knives but not alot.is this 1943 or late war thanks guys.no big deal if post war or reproduction don't have much money in it

Honorary badges are often given by Police and Fire Chiefs to visiting dignitaries, politicians, major donors, and “friends of the big guy”:     Unlike in the past, these badges usually do not convey any special privileges.

I'm not sure what that is but I'm sure we'll all wait and likely hear nothing of it. I almost posted pics of some AAF officer's shirts, sleeves with double "slots", etc. but then realized it isn't really needed here.  As one of our very knowledgeable moderators already has said, I'm outa here. Best of luck, friend, Dave

We all know what the shirt is, and isn’t.  RKurz doesn’t agree (and probably never will).  That’s fine.   It should be left at that. 

When you have a specific verdict from the VHU CR, will that be enough for you? 

Well, at least you scored a very nice DSC.   

Welcome   If you can post it in this topic that would be great      

I did not see those numbers on that shirt. The U701 is likely a laundry number as you were advised. Please quote your source that identifies your shirt as whatever you claim it is. We would all like to see this evidence but you are becoming belligerent - not "humbly" asking for expert advice as you started off saying. This is not personal so please keep this to the actual item discussed or this thread will be blocked as well. 

you know what? you have already fallen for me morally, humanly and professionally, if you own a dozen shirts 1953-1955, Creighton, WPL 8644, ALL WOLL, USAF P-2-4-2, U701, please send those dozen shirts to this forum so everyone can see all the insignia from this year, if that's the case, then oki...have fun