Just acquired at my local show is a cotton khaki coat with this unusual stateside "PE" SSI. The cost has "US" and QMC collar disks and a Quartermaster Corps sergeant chevron. 

I have to many Air shows over the years and while I don't necessarily remember what one was the loudest i do remember what one was the fastest. A few years ago I was at the air show in Pensacola. I knew some friends down there who had a boat so we took the boat out to watch the show as we didn't feel like dealing with the crowd that and we could also go fishing afterwards. I remember it was during the blue angels demonstration one of the F18s did a low level sneak pass right over us going close to the sound barrier.

The one I sent you photos of is still for sale, albeit expensive…

Definitely show us more! And, welcome!

Thank you for the photo, it helps illustrate an area I have read about. I have attached a clearer photo of this area of the map.  

Blacksmith,   👍 If so no worries.

Welcome to the forum. I look forward to hearing all about your collection.  mikie

Thank you, many years of searching.

Hi, would anyone out there be able to give me any info as to whether these are WWII patches ?  I've had them a while now but still unsure if they are WWII or post war ? Thanks Barry

> Crewmen on USS Lexington CV-16 break out US Navy Battle Rations during the Battle of the Philippine Sea / Marianas Turkey Shoot - June 19-20, 1944...