Concentrated Patch identification thread

[GETSOME]

The first picture is a patch for The European Military Parachute Association.

Here their site.
http://www.european-paratrooper.de/de/hp/index.php

[Ceriy]

1st of the 3 is Norwegian KFOR patch. You can see it on a few photos in this thread:
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...gian-KFOR-pics

[Bidoul33t]

Based on the dragon in the background and some other indicators, the round patch seems to have some association with the French 1st Marine Infantry Parachute Regiment, specifically the 3rd company who are know as the PATSAS:

http://www.rpima1.terre.defense.gouv...ie3/index.html

He's right 1st RPIMa 3rd Company SAS patrol (long range desert recon/raids) group, it's not the whole company it's a specialty.

[Kaplanr]

I thought the red/white shield with the eagle / falcon was something Polish, but nothing cropped up that I could ID.

[RoyalGuard]

I thought the red/white shield with the eagle / falcon was something Polish, but nothing cropped up that I could ID.

As previously ID'd its a very famous badge of the 16th Air Assault Brigade

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/16_air_assault

[wwjs]

I thought the red/white shield with the eagle / falcon was something Polish, but nothing cropped up that I could ID.

Hah, yeah me too. The background is pretty much the same as Polish Air Force logo

[angra]

I thought the red/white shield with the eagle / falcon was something Polish, but nothing cropped up that I could ID.

As someone above posted, its the 16th Air Assault Brigade (UK), not Polish

[Macaca sylvanus]

Hah, yeah me too. The background is pretty much the same as Polish Air Force logo

16AA patch is not red and white, but light blue and maroon, have a closer look

[dave81]

Just curious, has the ACE unit patch been depicted anywhere publicly? I don't mean the red USASOC arrowhead, I mean the "company logo" that actually has the unit name written along the top, with the abbreviation "ACE" along the bottom.
I've been out of the Army for almost 3 years now, but I still live near Ft Bragg, and this week I unexpectedly acquired a pair of polo shirts with "ACE" patches on the upper left chest. If one didn't know what the logo was, the shirts would look like any other embroidered shirt that companies give to their employees, like this:



I wanted to post pictures of them here for the "fans" but I don't know if the logo itself is still secret. I tried a Google image search for the patches I have, but all I found were the USASOC patch and the older OMFGD3LT4 logo of a sword over a triangle on a blue background.
Any info? If anyone can post a pic of the logo I'm talking about (to "prove" it's no longer secret), then I'll post pics of the shirts. The logo has more than 2 objects in the foreground, contained within a basic geometric shape, and another geometric shape within the first one.
Thanks in advance.

PS: No, the shirts are not for sale!
PPS: Yes, I am aware of the weight and significance that the patch symbolizes and will never wear them in public, at least not anywhere that matters (maybe inside my house after I take a shower but before I change into my work clothes).

[Zorro C9]

If you really had concerns you would have PM'd someone.

Post the shirt.

[Thomas_Patrick]

Do you see the two stains on the left side of the shirt? I believe this shirt was used by the navy seal who shot UBL ...

[vinny_121_ND]

This is their patch, my friend who knows a ACE operator and that's how I know since I asked him to tell me.

[Chairborne Ranger]

Within 10 minutes of being posted, that patch will be for sale on every airsoft site in the country.

[VTGunner]

Wow....just....woooww

[bryant]

My friend and I are having trouble identifying this shirt's era, and country, due to then lack of tags. I have a suspicion that it's American due to the patch. There are what look to be the remnants of ink markings as well.