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Posted 7 years ago
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Hi CW friends, I could use a little help with the ID on these late 1960s Vietnam era patches that are on a shirt I have of my (ex) Brother In-Laws I don't think he was ever deployed to Vietnam however I know he was in Germany for some time.
The first two are on the shoulders, The last two on the collar.
Thank You much.
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KMAG patch is for the Korean Military Advisory Group. If it is on the right shoulder it is a combat patch for the soldier.
Not sure on the second unit patch-- it is NOT a Divisional or unit patch I am familiar with, so most likely some sort of support unit (signal maybe) patch.
Crossed signal flags is the branch insignia for Signal Corps.
Silver Oak leaf is the rank insignia for a Lieutenant Colonel (LTC).
scott
Thanks scottvez
KMAG is on the left,
The crossed flags I thought might be signal but didn't want to guess and it's nice to know,
LTC surprises me a bit if you knew him you would know why lol
Appreciate the info, your knowledge and your time, Thank You
The patch on his right shoulder, AS WORN, would be a combat patch and signifies services in a combat area.
As a LTC, he most likely served for 20 years or more.
A photo of the entire uniform would be nice to see. Suspect it is earlier than VN.
scott
Wonder if he stole it as that sounds more like him then LTC - He served 4 years if that, I can remove the buttons from it take a photo of the shirt (all I have)
Thanks Again.
Maybe just a collector?
A lot ex/ retired military are militaria collectors.
scott
Most are good people but not this one , I backspaced his story, I kept it for my nephew but he didn't want anything from him so it's been hanging around for near 50 years.
Second shoulder patch is The Republic of Korea, Korean 1st Army
Thanks ttom another surprise there