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canuid001 Believe this to be a ROTC SSI from the Collage of the Ozarks in Sedalia Missouri Richard Wilson #1882 |
 canuid005 15th ROK Army 15 John Carpenter |
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 canuid007 From John Patton Sr.: It is sewn on the left chest pocket of a U.S. Army fatigue shirt believed to be authentic 1957/59 vintage. There is a KMAG patch on the left sleeve and nothing on the right sleeve. The wreath and star design of the patch implies SHAPE/NATO (although the blue/white colors of the official NATO star are the reverse of this patch). The red design at the bottom of the patch is a real puzzle: It looks like a gate of Korean (mun) or Japanese (torii) origin but that would make no sense at all on a NATO patch...and, of course, a NATO patch itself makes no sense on a KMAG uniform. Just to complicate matters, this insignia was an ASMIC unknown at least once before. It appeared as a metal badge ( U.160) in Jay Massaro's column in Apr/Jun 1990 (p.12). |
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 canuid009 ID the unit(s) that wore this tab, when, and if possible, the years it was worn. |
 canuid010 Which unit(s) actually used this tab and when or is it a novelty piece? |
 canuid011 Was this tab for the 1st Cav Div and/or other unit(s) and when (e.g., dates)? |
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 canuid013 Was this piece truly used by Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL (a Senior ROTC Program) or was this piece used by a JRTOC unit of the same name? When was the period of use? Was this tab worn with an SSI? If so, which? |
 canuid014 Was the tab truly used by JROTC units? |
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(1) Can anyone define the acronym or abbreviation "EBO."
Could it possibly be 552d Engineer ?
(2) Can anyone date or establish the years this piece
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ERROR Patch , should be EBD |
 canuid016 What unit used this tab if military? What SSI was it worn over or below? What years was the tab used? |
 canuid017 Appreciate confirmation or any other information as to the identity of the tab. Also request information as to how the tab was worn and year(s) it was worn. |
 canuid018 Tabs as these (and other color combos) are frequently seen on EBAY and appear in different publications. To date, I have not seen a firm ID for any. Others as these may also exist. |
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 canuid024 Why the red Star and odd shape of this MUC? I" saw this patch on the black uniforms of Opfor troops on the CMTC Hohenfels Germany maneuver center Jürgen Centner ASMIC 3771"
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Dave Kauffman |
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 canuid026 I have this DUI in my collection is it Germany made No Hallmark and I have it listed as 6966 Trans (LS). I got the crest from my wife (German) uncle who works in Gafenwoehr - Mike Aaron |
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