Probably.   Fewer motorcycles than wheeled vehicles.  

Very interesting. Is the Motorcycle bar harder to find?

Wheeled Vehicle Motorcycle 

The pendant is an original Navy type that was produced by the mint circa 1930. The brooch and maybe the ribbon also have been added to complete the medal.

I found this Ww2 Sterling Silver Driver pin today at my local antique store. I have seen the top part as well as the Driver W bar before however I have never seen the Driver M bar before.    My question is is the Driver M bar harder to find? Also what do the different letters mean? 

where the chin straps replaced?? looks like the stitching isn't period 

The patch on the jacket is WW2 VT-19. If your friend wants to sell VT-51, please let me know. Jeffro

would you happen to still have this unit history? would be super interested if your willing to share!  

Curious if someone can help me. I got this 82nd Airborne RDF top and there's patch glue and an oval patch shadow over the name tape. Of all the badges I can think of, the German Proficiency Badge seems to be the one that'd be most likely to be there, considering its size and shape. That being said, it's usually a metal badge and I can't say I've ever seen a patch variant of it, let alone it being worn on fatigues. Would anyone be able to chime in and help solve what it may be? Thanks! 

Thanks for your comments Old Marine, I appreciate it!  The M1919 with the water jacket did not come in the kit. Included in the kit is of course the .50 and two air cooled .30's. I picked up an MB Models Machine Gun Crew, took the MG and cut off the water jacket from the receiver. I then cut off the barrel from one of the kit provided .30's. Cemented the water jacket to the kit receiver. I only did this because the detail of the kit MG is better than the MB Models MG. Thanks again! 😎   Joe