You are welcome.   Also found this: OCS = Officer Candidate School   Dan

Everything looks genuine to me.  I don't believe the direct embroidered Naval Coastal Warfare pocket patch is still in use.  The USN kept changing the wording within the triangle from Inshore Undersea Warfare, US Navy Mobile Inshore Undersea Warfare, Naval Coastal Warfare, Maritime Expeditionary Security and Maritime Expeditionary Security Force.   

Does anyone have any information/photos that can be a proof of USMC using the OD-7 M1923 Belt on Okinawa or Iwo Jima? The unit does not matter.   Thanks,    Photo For Attention

Wow, that is epic, especially the hook!

My guess it's some sort of blanket ban by Cloudflare. I've had this happen before, but only for a couple of IP-addresses (like my office PC) and it only prevented me from visiting the US MIlitaria forum home page, but not the forum.  Visited a Brocante market on Saturday. Spotted a few small bits of US militaria, like a Infantry officer's collar insignia. But it was broken.  Couple of German insignia as well, but I have doubts about their authenticity.  So I came home a folding flower rack (that was typically splashed with white-wash and distressed, as is tradition with brocante sellers) 😁 Sunday, I visited the "Wings of Liberation" museum in Best to take some photos. It was host to a multi-period re-enactment event.  Talked to some familiar faces in the hobby, and watched some knights in full kit going at it in their little MMA arena   

oh wow thanks so much!!!  

It looks like it was 82nd ABN DIV assets:     From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_Elmira

Air compressors are money sink pm nightmares. I've got 5 shop compressors and one is broken pretty much at all times. Gotta have back up

holy cow dan you have made my day with this information I will be sharing this with my family they'll be so happy to see this  is there a way for me to see what 82nd or 101st divisions who flew into Normandy with?? thank you again mate I'm speechless kind regards Noah

I have my Dad's 1944 drill press that I use regularly. And his 1945 US Army air compressor that doesn't work so well anymore.