Patch, First Allied Airborne
First Allied Airborne Patch.
Description
First Allied Airborne patch worn by airborne troops on Ike jacket or dress uniform.
- Operation Market Garden
- Battle of the Bulge
- Operation Varsity
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First Allied Airborne Patch.
