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.

Hi, i Hope Iam Right here . I'm looking for a original picture of a US soldier carrying a M3 combat knife, preferably with an M8 scabbard, for my display case with my Boker M3 combat knife during WWII.   maybe i can find here one  greetings from Germany   

I have not seen one of these before and I wonder if anyone can tell me if this badge was the first style USRC marksmanship badge and covered any level of qualification before the sharpshooter and expert badges came out, or if it existed along with the higher-level qualification badges. I also cannot decipher the maker's name: Hayes Bro, or Mayes Bro, In either case, I am not familiar with the maker.  

Cover that was posted by a Facebook member and identified as 2nd 502  

A Facebook member reached out to a 502nd group page and they confirmed the emblem 2nd BN 502nf PIR STRIKE FORCE. He had been inquiring about a helmet cover he owns with the marking. 

I have a set of 5th AF General Orders awarding DFCs and Air Medals to Navy personnel of VP-11. If the individuals had previous awards from the Navy would they wear OLCs as it was "from the Army"? Also as a matter of supply anyone seen photo evidence of this being done because of availability perhaps?

Wow thank you so much for this information wow thank you I'm going to copy all this and put it with the stuff

A uniform example from a wounded Marine.  Informative strand.