2015年7月26日 · Here is a recent pickup;a 74th Mobile Medical Lab along with a 7th Mobile Medical lab patch that I already had and is shown in the group photo in post # 1. Both are Vietnam War era,hand stitched,incountry made pieces. First,the 74th

2016年11月24日 · Happy Thanksgiving all,Here from my collection is a USAF Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineer (RED HORSE) patch.It is hand sewn and was made in Vietnam during the war. These squadrons are the United States Air Force's heavy-construction units. Their capabilities ar...

2015年7月26日 · It was later redesignated as the 4th Aeromedical Staging Flight and was headquartered at Wilford Hall medical center at LacklandAFB in Texas. During the Vietnam war you had "fixed" casualty Staging Facilities at Da Nang, Qui Nhon (25th CSFlt), Cam Ranh and Tan Son Nhut (21st Casualty Staging Flight) and some mobile casualty staging facilities ...

2012年10月21日 · Mike I'll be looking around, this patch can also have been worn on fatiques as a combat patch as well, one group I will start looking at are Doctors, Nurces, and Medical Admin and Medical Techs, it was these people that fell under 1st Logistical Command in the early period of the war, 1st Log Comm gave up control of these Medical units once the ...

2013年7月3日 · The general background is blue, however medical units were usually maroon like 9th med, police were green, artillery like 3/34 were red and some were whatever the background material they had that was close. There may be others and there sure were variants. Below are a few I have.They were also made as beercans as shown on the 3 lower left ones.

2024年1月26日 · There was the Soft Auxiliary Survival Kit made by Rocket Jet Engineering which were a two-part kit with a Medical & General packet. The only ones I have seen are dated 6/66. The SEEK-2 kits were made in 1967 by ACR Electronics and in 1968 by Hope Industries.

2022年10月18日 · While the 12th Medical Evac served the 25th ID, it may not have been directly assigned to the unit. Looking at Shelby Stanton's Vietnam Order of Battle it does not look that it came directly under the 25th. It may have been under the 44th Med Brigade. I don't have a definite answer on this but it may be worth some digging.

2019年12月1日 · Although I understand you are looking for contents list used with the later nylon Case Medical Instrument and Supply Set No 8 (NSN: 6546-01-094-6142) Used in conjunction with the plastic insert, I do have some photos of contents and packing lists for Vietnam Era First Aid Kit, Individual (FSN: 6545-823-8165) that may be of interest in showing the progression of …

2013年5月16日 · From approximately 1959 to sometime in 1963 at the time of the ROAD reforms, the 1st Infantry Division had Infantry units that apart from one never was traditional to it. Order of Battle, Infantry, 1st Infantry Division 1960 1st Battle Group 5th Infantry. 2nd Battle Group 8th Infantry. 2nd Battle Group 12th Infantry. 1st Battle Group 13th Infantry

2016年3月11日 · The 20th TASS received its first 0V-10s in July 1969. The arrival of the 0V-10s to complement the O-2As resulted in the transfer of the 0-1s to other units. By October 1969, the 20th TASS, while supporting five US Army and six South Vietnam force locations, as well as the out-of-country operations, was operating from Danang and eleven FOBs.