Here's my P38 on my Tags, this in a 1992 photo, got that 1/9 scale Esci Grenadier kit there that I buit in like 1985 as this was the focus of the photo

SAC's 99th Air Refueling Squadron (H) used the callsign "Ramrod" back in the late '50s into the '70s. I used to have the black with yellow/gold "Ramrod" tab/patch. 

Pictures from the above link:

Hey do ya know a good place to get a replica made patch of the 778th or an original one? Great grandfather was with them on his 2nd tour 

Major Casteel, 82nd Airborne, eating his rations with an M3 strapped to his ankle:  

Here’s some AI-generated verbiage that might prove helpful: The Maves Bros. Co. was a historic American manufacturer known for producing military insignia, medals, and marksmanship badges. They notably supplied official badges and pinback awards to various components of the United States Armed Forces, including the Army National Guard.  Common Identification Marks   Medals or badges produced by this manufacturer are highly sought after by militaria collectors. They can typically be identified by a specific hallmark stamped or die-struck directly onto the reverse (back) of the metal piece:  "THE MAVES BROS CO" "MAVES BROS CO."    Cool badge, by the way!

My  father was with HMH-462 for Operation Eagle Pull and Operation Frequent Wind during the evacuation of Saigon. He had some incredible photos of them pushing those birds off the ship. After the operations, the “screwees” were inducted into the Royal order of Screws and awarded the Leaking gear box award with cluster. 

Thanks for the lead Chris.

Ok sounds good. I’ll be away for a few days this week and may be slow to respond. Thanks, Paul

You might be able to find what you are looking for by downloading this Military Order of the Carabao Constitution and Registry of Members:   https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/52/Historical_sketch%2C_constitution%2C_and_register_of_the_Military_order_of_the_Carabao_together_with_songs_that_have_been_sung_at_"wallows"_in_various_places_(IA_cu31924009382916).pdf?utm_source=commons.wikimedia.org&utm_campaign=index&utm_content=original   Let me know if that is what you wanted.