Screaming Eagles Insignia, please help

[kaytastrophe]

Hey guys and gals, I'm hoping you all may be able to help. I recently returned from a trip to texas and I went to this antique mall. I found a frame with several patches and such. There was a screaming eagles patch there. They wanted 20 bucks for all the patches and so I took a gamble. The lady selling them said they were given to her by a family friend and she didn't have information about it. Could anyone please tell me if the screaming eagles patch is ww2 era. I would also appreciate it if you could tell me what the other patches are (also I don't think many of them are except maybe the white eagle red stripes one). Thank you guys.

P.S. I included pictures of both the front and back of some of them.

[Walkwolf]

Hi Kay, and welcome to the Forum....................!

These are all modern, including the 101st patch and it's arc.

The US Navy 'Petty Officer First Class' patch is probably
for a surveyor, and the pair of Sergeant stripes are
Vietnam era or later as well.

[kaytastrophe]

hey, thanks. Yeah that's what I was thinking. For 20 bucks though, it was worth a gamble. Do they look authentic at least?

[Walkwolf]

Yes, they are genuine items, just not that old.

[NCA]

The subdued patch on the black board is Army ground forces and the small patch with yellow bars is for 1 years overseas service.