1 Identified YANKEE DIVISION what about the others?
Article about: Caleb here These patches are from a man that I unfortunately never had the opportunity to speak with, as he passed away before or around the time I was born 1995. This man served in the 328t
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Okay so the top patch, for one is upside down. Two it is a patch from the ww2 era I believe it is the second version of the “ETO patch”
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That YD patch is just so clean. Looks sharps. YD stands for YANKEE DIVISION. 26th infantry division WWII
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1. ETO Advanced Base (2nd Design)
2. US Army Europe (Post WW2)
3. 26th Infantry Division
4. 3rd Army
5. British (unknown to me)
6. Overseas service stripes (1 stripe for each 6 months overseas) = 1 yr 6 months
7. Meritorious unit citation
Smitty
Last edited by Rakkasan187; 03-30-2019 at 09:23 PM.
Reason: spelling error
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Last edited by SirCaleb; 03-30-2019 at 09:28 PM.
Reason: correction
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No it is not.. It is post war US Army Europe...
The SHAEF patch you refer to has black background and this patch is merrowed edge indicating US Army Europe, as I mentioned previously Post WW2..
Smitty
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Oh....by the way.... Please and Thank you for PROPERLY identifying items will go a long way here...
Smitty
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lol well I was on my phone, in my bed this morning, trying to learn something new, meant to get on the PC and thank you for what you posted earlier. Things happen in life where I am unable to thank you, immediately. I was typing that response regarding the SHAEF patch, then you had replied while I was trying to figure out what I was looking at. If you look at my posts, especially since I am relatively new to a website that appears to have been around for a good long while, I have thanked everyone for any information they have shared with me. Thank you for sharing the information regarding the appropriate manners. I have seen that noted in the signature portion of some mods or admin.
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I have found other examples of the British Navy patch on the internet, I can't seem to find a clue about what it is actually called. Is it possible that this is a rank of a soldier? If anyone has any feedback regarding any of these patches, or if you even want to share a story regarding one of the patches, please do! I am thankful for your insight and your knowledge. Peace and Love - Caleb P.
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SirCaleb
I have found other examples of the British Navy patch on the internet, I can't seem to find a clue about what it is actually called. Is it possible that this is a rank of a soldier? If anyone has any feedback regarding any of these patches, or if you even want to share a story regarding one of the patches, please do! I am thankful for your insight and your knowledge. Peace and Love - Caleb P.
It would be best to post this British patch separately in it's own thread.
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
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