Fabulous and seldom seen  

Old question (we miss you Dave)... Was there an orange background AAF HQ patch after the 'pinwheel' design?  I believe it's an original blue felt, not orange, circa 1941/1942.     

@Steve D. Really amazing collection never seen anything quite like this! I am a young collector of WWII womens memorabilia and uniforms. If you are ever looking to sell any of that would you please let me know.   Thanks, Ella

Sorry, but I don't think your bracelet is for the Doolittle raider. Thomas C Griffin is not an uncommon name. Heres a screen capture from a Doolittle website. Please note the different serial number.

I just ran across this small lot of odd 70th Division patches. I don't have them in hand yet, so these are the inly pics I have. Any idea what the heck these are?

Outstanding John,   Old dog learnt a new trick today, it can happen...   Mahalo brah  

Here's an interesting one.   Per the veteran's grandson:    

That there is the Distinctive Insignia for the 15th Infantry Regiment.  Most are familiar with the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment of "Ole' China Hands" that fell under the Philippine Departments jurisdiction but most forget the the 2nd and 3rd Battalion was in the Philippines and was under the structure of the Philippine Division and that distinction can be readily identified by the divisions Shoulder Insignia as we see here in these studio photographs.  Simply outstanding pixs of the little know part of the Can Do Clan!!!   Aloha,   John

Definitely swivel bales on this one.  I agree with dmar, move it to the helmet section.  Lots more eyes and comments there.

Thanks! Any help is always appreciated, and whenever you can is great!