GIs line up for hot chow out of the back of a truck during the advance on Cherbourg - June 1944 LIFE Magazine Archives - Frank Scherschel Photographer WWP-PD  

I’m looking for an original 334 Squadron patch. I’m sure it will be difficult But if anyone has one they are willing to sell….i’d be grateful.

Hello once again! I recently stumbled across an interesting article in the National Library of Sweden's media archive about the recipient of my NGMC, which I thought might be nice to share it with you guys in this thread. Roughly translated using Google Translate:  (1891-12-04)            

Fascinating item. Curious who the Iraqi "Ally" is, Muammar Gaddafi?

This could have also been a splice of some type or defect in the base material. I have seen it with large rolls of printable material (mainly paper related). Think a large roll of paper being ran thru a multi type head printer. If the roll/material is not marked as being spliced, sometime as on less quality printed material. the splice is ran thru and the effected labels/printed items are culled later. Long explanation! The Victory Task force patch being a patch that needed a small run made, was maybe ran with the 2nd quality material and any major defected ones were pulled out. This example was useable. It could also be the tail end of a roll also as Doyler has stated.

He didn't have any extra 3rd Army patches but had plenty of 44th Division patches (the unit he was in when he was transported to Germany during the war).  The 3rd Army patch is an easy patch to find if you need one.  If you are looking for one for a display case to represent your dad's service, look for a patch that has a cut edge, not merrowed edge.  Those came out in the late 60s.

Found this in a consignment shop yesterday 

Great pictures

Perhaps Mr. Dorsey  was a frustrated WW2 carpenter and had trouble cutting 45 degree miter angles, or the Austrian patch maker was not so fluent in English.

And here's a view of the sides of the game box, one showing the good guys and the other the baddies.