I’m not  I’m not sure how to figure that out exactly.

. Hi Flibble,   I thought that was the reason they had Jeeps . . . . . . . .   The world and his aunt are arriving here this weekend.    Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 30 May  2O26.   ..

Good luck at Benning, Hayden. HerbZ, Ft. Benning, 1989, D-4-36. At least you're going when it's nice - buahahahaha

This shows the Fort Mojave cemetary in relation to the fort

Wow! Thanks for sharing this. 

I am not sure if they're British made that were distributed or Australian, but some officer insignia in a 5th Air Force group I have is Harris & Co.   Kyle 

Nice looking old warhorse.  Looks nicely refinished long ago and at that point I would suppose the short A1 trigger and mainspring housing were added by the owner.  Good pistol.  Wish we knew its story. oil the grips and add some nice blued slot-head screws and it will really spruce her up.

Awesome collection. I still need those 1949, 1957-59 & 1962.

Officers quarters  

Agree its Pakistan made but some patches were ordered by units and used. The 48th was activated in 1952 . The patch could have been made for the unit or pilots association for the unit. Wont know unless you can find someone with information in the 48th To me its an older version as the detail is a bit better than more modern/current Paki patches as id the wool base.   Here is an example I have posted of a Shooting  team patch made in Pakistan and i sourced it from a member of the Team who stated they placed an order and had these made for the Iowa Guard team.