Yes, see my post, #15, above your #16.

Upon more research on the subject, the designation you described only lasted from 1962 to 1966. Undoubtably a rare piece of insignia. Do any forum members have an example?

Guy on the right in you last picture.   He has one of the most impressive collections of period camara equipment I've ever seen.  I first meet him in Washington state at Fort Lewis and told him about Rockford and he came with all of his display.   Bryan it's been a minute. 

This uniform belonged to a Navy WAVES who served at Camp Detrick from 1943 to 1945 as a Microbiologist. I'm still conducting more research but I thought this would be a really interesting uniform to integrate into my unique uniform displays.    I am currently looking for an orignal WWII Type 1 WAVES tie and possibly white gloves if anyone has any leads.    Thank you for your help and stay on the lookout for a write up of my research coming soon!   Blake 

Your shop reminds me of Scotts old shop in Tosa just a tad bit bigger. Easily worth a trip to MKE

Just because it was handy.      

Steiner family from Switzerland, changed to Stoner to sound more English.     W 

For my first post I present the following. Recently received a Camillus USN Mark 2 Knife:  

Navy - Persian Gulf Highway Patrol

I agree with Bearmon, looks like a nice period example. There were two slightly different versions of this patch produced but I am not sure what the back story is to why they were made differently.