Original U.S. WWII Italian Made Airborne Troop Carrier Bullion Embroidered Patch No Return The 1st and 2nd Dublins

The 1st and 2nd Dublins suffered heavily from the intense bombardment (which included poison gas) and when the Germans attacked shortly afterwards

indicating production at Seki Arsenal

and someone added this marking to indicate that

with a lovely faded look on one side

They were involved in the North-West Rebellion of 1885

Original U.S. WWII Italian Made Airborne Troop Carrier Bullion Embroidered Patch No Return The 1st and 2nd DublinsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Italian heavy bullion wire embroidered patch offered in very good condition. It measures 3. 25"H x 3" W. All U. S. tactical air support units in Great Britain were consolidated into the Ninth Air Force on 16 October 1943, under the command of Maj. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton. At the same time the IX Troop Carrier Command was activated, having been constituted by USAAF Headquarters five days before the headquarters of IX