Insignias & Decorations
Patch, Engineer Special Brigade
Shoulder sleeve insignia of the Engineer Special Brigade (ESB) which landed in Normandy on D-Day.
Patch, Fifinella, Women Airforce Service Pilots, Leather
Superb reproduction of the WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots), showing the famous Fifinella, created by Walt Disney. Hand painted on a piece of leather. The WASP was created in 1943 and trained civilian women pilots to become Army Air Forces pilots. It will be disbanded in December 1944 due to political reason, but dispite its short existence, the program have trained 916 pilots that will serve as aerial transport, terriotial defense or even as teachers at pilot schools.
Patch, First Army
Reproduction of the US shoulder sleeve insignia of the 1st Army which was involved in the Normandy Campaign.
Patch, First Special Service Force, FSSF
The "Devil's Brigade" landed in South of France during Dragoon, and fought in Les Alpes and Les Vosges before to be disbanded in December 1944. Campaigns: - Aleutian Island, Operation Cottage, August 15, 1943 - Italy - France, Operation Dragoon, August 1944
Patch, First Special Service Force, FSSF, made in USA
The "Devil's Brigade" landed in South of France during Dragoon, and fought in Les Alpes and Les Vosges before to be disbanded in December 1944. Campaigns: - Aleutian Island, Operation Cottage, August 15, 1943 - Italy - France, Operation Dragoon, August 1944
Patch, Navy Amphibious Forces, 2nd NBB
Shoulder sleeve insignia of the Navy Amphibious Forces, which landed in Normandy on D-Day. Worn by the 2nd Naval Beach Battailon on Utah Beach.
Patch, Nurse, American Red Cross
Reproduction of the American red Cross Nurse shoulder sleeve insignia. To be worn on working dress or off-duty suit.
Patch, Official Cameraman
Official Cameraman felt patch worn by cameramen on combat jacket or dress uniform.
Patch, Official U.S. War Correspondent
Official U.S. War Correspondent cloth patch worn on combat jacket or dress uniform.
Patch, Official U.S. War Photographer
Shoulder sleeve insignia of the Official U.S. War Photographer.
Patch, Official US Army Photographer
Official US Army Photographer cloth patch worn by photographer on combat jacket or dress uniform.
