Here is a "one of a kind" patch I dare say.  Belonged to my dad who was in the USN from 1963-1967 in the 6th Fleet - Med. cruises aboard the USS Intrepid then the USS America.  He was a UDT and worked as a boilerman on the Fwd. Catapults.  His patch and his nickname "Deno" on the top rocker.  No clue where it was made but know that his time was spent mostly in the Med with the 6th Fleet during his time in.  Any thoughts on this one of a kind patch?  Guessing he had it made at some port stop in Italy/Greece/Turkey maybe? As you can see that is an F-4 on the harpoon gun!

EKIA. I made them look only slightly animate bc as my fellow combat vets will attest to: dead bodies don't even look human. They just look dusty and unreal.  

Kenneth, great to hear all is well with you, both medically and socially. I currently have 3 amazing grandchildren compliments of my two wonderful progeny, who both graduated as Engineers, same as their Mom and Dad. Now I would like you to draft a member of your social circle to take a photo of you joyriding in your jeep in rural France. I would love to see that. Take care.   Best Regards,   Bob

For absolute real! https://archive.org/details/1943Jun649/1943 Jun 678.JPG

For Real?

Well-used Pacific Air Forces Operations Support Airman's BDU jacket.  Honduran made Tru-Spec.

Hey everyone, I picked these wings up at a local shop and was hoping to get a manufacturer or time frame. I believe they are WWII. The detail in the wings are amazing. There are no markings on the back.  Any help is appreciated!

Most likely WW2 Army Aviation Cadet battalion commander. 

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