Own a piece of history. Great Patch condition, no major flaws besides usual wear and tear. Photos show condition. Patches: The image shows a WWII Army Air Corps 7th Air Force Class A Patch. * This patch was worn on the Army's Service Green uniform during World War II. 
 The image shows a patch for the Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), which is a major command of the United States Air Force. 
 This image shows a commemorative patch from the "Firebase Cleveland Vietnam Veterans Reunion August '88" event. * Event: A reunion for Vietnam Veterans. The image displays a POW/MIA (Prisoner of War/Missing in Action) patch. This patch serves as a symbol of national concern and commitment to resolving the fates of U.S. military personnel unaccounted for, particularly from the Vietnam War. Key details about the patch:
* Motto: The patch bears the motto "YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN," emphasizing the nation's remembrance of these individuals. 
* Origin: The concept for this symbol was initiated in 1970 by Mary Hoff, an MIA wife, and the design was created by graphic artist Newt Heisley.
* Purpose: The patch is a visual reminder of the plight of American POW/MIAs and is often worn on clothing like jackets, vests, or hats