I needed this image. Any idea of what unit it was?

I have not checked this in a while and did not get an alert. Thanks for the input.   Do you have a better pic of the 111th?  

Thank you for the information on this patch.  I ended up buying it based on the information you provided.  

I would of loved if in WWII the U.S. government would of OKed the making of British Army Formation Signs in the American manner here in America, that's Fully Embroidered via Lead Lease, guess no one thought of it.

Here is a pair to Colonel Johan Mathieu Jacobus Kort, born on December 2, 1919 in Harlingen, the Netherlands.  He was a Cadet at the Royal Military Academy in early WWII when he was captured and a POW for the remainder of the war.  I have documentation of him coming over to the US to Craig AFB in Selma, Ala in 1953 which was an undergraduate pilot training installation.  His service records indicate he was awarded the long service medal, Legion of Merit - Officer and Order of Oranje-Nassau (Officer's grade with swords), last awarded in December 1974.  It looks like the LOM-O was for service at the Dutch Embassy in the US and was awarded on 4 June 1973.  He died in 2002 and according to Dutch military regulations the Oranje-Nassau medal is to be returned upon death. 

Once again coming up clutch. This helps SO MUCH! Sincerest of thanks you’s from my dad and us! Incredible work!!!!!

Well I got it for $50.   I like mystery patches.

Thank you all, How can I see the difference between the ww2 and early 60's patch?

How did that sit there for so long. Nice score!!!  

Probably maked for practice, Blank Ammo.  Blue typically Blanks or Practice like grenades...