The US Marine Corps had tactical nuke artillery ammunition during the Cold War but did not have the Davey Crocket system. I don't know how it was organized. I do know such a patch would be purely unofficial and never worn on a uniform. It would be only for wear on civilian clothes while on leave or liberty.

Absolutely incredible 

fantastic history 

Hy I got this from Desert Storm vet.  Is it a very early one?  Thank you 

That’s a nice image! Paul

There are few Revolutionary War unit histories and “The Last Man Standing “ is a welcome addition to that list.         

This was the Navy version. No punch, but does have a pen/secondary blade. Harder version to find. This has been sharpened a lot. If you decide to get rid of it please keep me in mind. Btw, you can tell the early Kingston by the main blade & cap lifter/screwdriver being on the same end. Always glad to help if I can, feel free to message me.

U is a good letter for laundry numbers. It is a rare case when it boils down to a single match thanks to such a rare letter.

Korean Conflict, One Harold Lederer of the 27th Infantry 25th Infantry Division, Pusan Perimeter August 1950, wearing a WWII Allied Net of the small mesh type.

Hello  I am sure you have received more PM's than you have knives, but I would like one also. Thanks  Don