Appears to be a recently made Vietnamese or Philipine-made fake/repro. 

. Hi Kevin,   they relate the story about their ' stolen ' Jeep, countered with the names of the perpetrators that ' stole ' it. !!!! funny really how many times my name features in their anecdotes . .    Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, June 27  2O25.    ….

Another trick was to bounce a mini out of its parking spot and turn it through 180 degrees and put it back but facing the wrong way.    For clarity, which story do they  recount, the romantic stroll or the 'missing' jeep ??

Sargavius, Yes, I can do that for you...

So you should have bought it, although the house option would probably have been an even better bet.  The miracle of hindsight, if only..........  I'm still struggling with the idea that they now reproduce 37 pattern webbing when back in the day we used to see huge stockpiles of the stuff at surplus stores that we thought would never find new homes.  I have seen what was back in the 1970's a £2 box of fireworks sell for 4 figure sums , it's a powerful thing this collecting bug.

Rhscott nice tangent sight HP! Actually both are nice. Congrats

Looks like a great salty example! That blue stripe is commonly associated with US Naval landing forces for amphibious assaults. 

hello if this is a glider patch from the late 50's it could be from one of the early 50's A / B div.  80th, 84th, 100th, and 108th. ???

APOLOGIZE, SEEMS I CAN NOT SPELL FOR THE LIFE OF ME!!!   I found the DI in the ASMIC archives and only one example of this patch online. Unable to find much more. I am still waiting for it and other patches to arrive via USPS.   Thanks in Advance, Mark