Anyone know who sells the Blue USN baseball cap of WW2 that has no adjustment band at the back with the green lined cap peak. Eastman did do them but no longer and At the front had them as well but the last batch gone. I had a Red cap from Eastman well made but looking for a blue one.

Great shot of those large "fish float" type helmet nets.

Thank you MC 43. 

Just saw the posting in tefrence to another U.S.N. M1 with simular markings. Here is my fsfb. Great information.  This forum never fails to amaze me. Enjoy

That's a cool book because it chronicles the story of the Eagle Squadrons in full.

Came across these theater-made Office of War Information insignia in a box of insignia recently and was curious if anyone had information about their origin and/or value. I have yet to find much on them. Any help is much appreciated. 

I have one in about the same shape I paid $140 for it about two years ago but they sell for about $200-$300 today on ebay ild say aroud $200 for it high price but people will pay that for them its a nice pice to have in a colection. 👍

I don't know about Robbins, but I believe Josiah Odence made their wings with a die that did not create the voids, and the voids were made later either with another die to create them or by drilling and cutting out the voids.  I have a J/O Naval Aviator without the voids and it is the only one I have ever seen.  Also on some other Naval Aviator wings the voids are perfect circles that appear to have been drilled after the wings were struck.

When did the M997 ambulance version of the Humvee enter service?

I would agree more likely to be sweetheart/jewelry than instructor.  I noticed that it also has the loop on the catch typically used to attach a small chain to connect with another small pin.