The helmet is rear seam bales move  Liner stamp suggests a 1954 rework or manufacturer date. 

Yes, very nice liner! Congratulations on a really nice find! Like the liner, I am green with envy🤢 👍

The patch is the 1st Tactical AF (Provisional).     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Tactical_Air_Force_(Provisional)

Love it!! Thanks

This is my NOS gunsight with spare parts bag 

Screen grab from a Combat! TV promo commercial. Does anyone recognize the markings? Sorry for the fuzzy picture. It’s the best I could get. How did the prop department do on this one? mikie

Found this neat little pistol at my LGS this morning. Pistol brought home by PFC Herbert Kaplan. I haven't seen too many Walther Model 5's brought home as war trophies. Has a nice little holster and spare magazine. Dealer stated he found the capture papers folded up inside the holster.Too bad he has a common name and no army serial number listed so it will be impossible to research him.  I found another bring-back that I will post another day.

What an awesome grouping!  I know you are ecstatic to be able to pick that grouping up.  Congrats!  P.S.> My dad was born in Cleveland was a Cleveland Heights Police Officer and my grandfather retired from the Cleveland Police Dept. after 25 years.  I went with my dad on a trip to Cleveland and he showed me around all the areas he was familiar with.  It was a wonderful trip.  

When it comes to these training units, it’s usually a MTT- Mobile Training Teams. Anywhere from 2 -15 solders. That’s why these patches are always harder to find. 

I really don’t know what to think about it. It could be a in country set but not sure and it’s not named. This is the second one that I’ve seen like this the first was a post Vietnam war. Everything about this one is real salty. It supposedly came out of a house cleanup in North Alabama. If for those that may ask, I will not take the cover off. the cover is dated 1969.