Patches Available
Several Batcat Homepage visitors have asked about the availability of the Batcat unit patches. At one time I had those available listed here, however as more became available I decided to move them to their own page. Click on Available 553rd and 551st Reproduction Patches to view what is available. Reproduction patch page added 01/28/17, last updated 11/22/24.
Scott Pedersen, Ph.D.
Scott Pedersen has amassed a collection of 553rd Patch images, as well as patches from the successor units, the 353rd Special Operations Wing and 353rd Special Operations Group. Click here to view the Scott Pedersen Batcat Patch collection. This is a graphics intense page, it takes a while to download. Added 12/21/09.
Please help identify if you can
WEBMASTER REQUEST - If you can provide any further information about any of the patches, especially any of the mystery patches, pleas contact me via email at westin@westin553.net. Thaank You.
Javier Delucca sent me this image of a Crew 36 patch however I don't know which crew 36. Image JPG format, about 288K, added 09/13/24.
Jonathan Perez Morales sent me this image of a Chicken Shit patch front view and also this Rear view of the Chicken Shit patch. Images JPG format, Front image about 402K, Rear image about 386K added 12/27/18.
Randy Troutman sent me this possible Crew 21 Patch. The center fin on the patch is wide, possibly indicating an EC-121D radar Connie patch of Big Eye or College Eye rather than Batcat. If you can provide additional information, please contact Larry Westin at westin@westin553.net. Photo about 108K, added 12/27/16.
Mike Mannhiemer sent me this Wing Wienies patch. If you have further information on this patch please contact me. Color, about 293K. Added 02/06/15.
Herb Weaver recently retired after 23 yerars in the USAF. Herb has been collecting patches for more than 20 years. Herb sent me images of a number of Batcat patches, some of which I don't have complete information. Here are the patches from Herb Weaver I need more information for: Batcat Crew 28 patch, updated by Don Haren 07/08/09, see second crew 28 patch details below. Batcat Crew 33 patch, once again I need to know which crew 33. Batcat Crew 37 patch, and again I need to know which crew 37. All the patches from Herb Weaver Added 12/05/04.
Herb Weaver sent me this Fly United patch, dated 1970-1971, with the number 3. Could this be a crew 3 patch? If you know please pass along the information. This patch Added 02/06/05.
Eric Bosch, from the Netherlands, sent me this patch of the 553rd Squadron 100 Mile Club, note it is "Miles" not "Missions." I have not seen the patch before. If you can provide information about this patch please pass it along. Color, about 163K, Added 04/05/09.
Alec Fushi sent me these unknown patches, 553RW Stan Evil, which may be a form of the Standardization and Evaluation tasks. I have not seen this patche before. If you can provide information about either patch please pass it along. Color, about 97K. Added 04/08/09. Alec Fushi also sent this image of a 553RS 200 mile patch. This is the second "mile" patch, see above. Email me any information you have on these patches. Color, about 74K, Added 04/23/09. Alec Fushi also sent this patch which may be a Batcat crew 34 patch. Please contact me if you can provide further details. Color, about 245K, Added 03/21/12. Alec Fushi sent me another mystery patch, which may be a Crew 6 patch. Please contact me if you can provide additional information. Color, about 40K, Added 12/15/13. The DCOOT patch Alec Fushi sent me has been identified, see Wing Squadron Patches below.
Connor McBryde, son of Batcat Robert McBryde sent me what may be the second a Crew 6 patch, called "The Tree Toppers, You Cut-We-Haul." The time frame Robert McBryde served at Korat puts this in the period of the second group. Please let me know if you can help identify this patch. Color about 137K, Added 12/22/17.
Paul Rasp sent me this possible Batcat Filthy Eight patch. There was a "Filthy Five" patch used at Otis AFB, although it is described on another Internet site incorrectly as a 553rd Recon Squadron Crew 5 patch. Anyone who can provide additional details please about the "Filthy Eight" patch please email me. About 189K, color, Added 10/12/11.
Mike Burroughs sent me this update on the "Filthy Five" patch. "In the first class of Batcat replacements at Otis (Feb-Apr 68) were five CICOs. Besides yours truly (Mike Burroughs) were Maj Thurman 'Hop' Hopkins (553), Capt Tom Penn (554), 1st Lt Jim Steinfeld (553), and 1st Lt Russ Perry (553). We obviously had entirely too much time on our hands because what probably would have normally constituted about 20 or 25 days of actual training were crammed into 53 days.
"One day, Russ saw in a newspaper or magazine an article about a risque movie entited 'The Filthy Five.' Since by that time, we had become a bunch of hard-drinking (and, arguably creative) guys, somebody thought it would be cool to call ourselves 'The Filthy Five.' The article showed a marquee about the movie from a theater, so I sketched it out and fashioned it into a patch design." "Filthy Five" patch info Added 12/08/11.
Hunter Moyer sent me this possible Batcat Crazy Eight patch. Please contact me if you can provide further information. Color, about 87K, Added 03/18/12.
If any one can help identify any of the above patches please e-mail me at westin@westin553.net with the information.
Dan LeSage emailed me about a short lived patch - "During our wing formation at Otis AFB, MA many of the enlisted members of the flight crews had a lot of extra time when we were not in training. Chief Armstrong required us to report at 7 or 7:30 am and again at 1:00pm for roll call. Usually a few were assigned some cleanup detail and the rest were released. This was a daily exercise Monday through Friday. Needless to say this became very frustrating and created a lot of grumbling. After a while there was a patch designed with the identical background of the wing patch except it had a crossed mop and broom centered with the words 100 roll calls. This was the first time anybody advertised that they had accomplished the goal of 100 anything in the new 553 Wing. As I recall in my fading memory we were only able to keep the patch on several days before we were busted." If anyone can provide an image of this patch please email so I can add it to this homepage. Added 12/01/08.
Pacific Air Forces also known as PACAF. My thanks to Mike Yates for providing this image. Color, about 71K, Added 12/13/99.
13th Air Force one of the two major Air Forces that the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing reported to. Color, about 21K, Added 12/04/02.
7-13th Air Force. Air Force units based in Thailand, of which the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing was one such unit, came under the control of both 7th Air Force (operational control) and 13th Air Force (administrative control). I (Webmaster Larry Westin) found this patch at the D'Militaria collectibles shop in Arlington, Texas. Don't know how official it is, however it is unique. Added 12/04/02.
Randy Troutman sent me this different 7th-13th Air Force Patch. The 553rd Reconnaissance Wing came under the control of of both 7th Air Force (for operational control) and 13th Air Force (for administrative control). Image is color, about 106K, Added 12/27/16.
7th Air Force was the major Air Force which exercised operational control over Batcat. Color, about 30K, Added 04/01/03.
Batcat Wing PatchThe 553rd Wing patch was designed by Mr. Milton Caniff, famous for his cartoon character "Steve Canyon." The words "Cavete Cattam," translated from Latin mean - "Beware of the Cat."
This is the Original 553rd Patch which is very similar to the EMS/FMS/OMS patches shown below. This patch was superseeded by the official Batcat patch designed by Mr. Milton Caniff. My thanks to Ed Wier for providing the image. Color, about 57K, Added 12/18/07.
BATCAT 553rd Reconnaissance Wing patch (full size), color, about 25K. The description and meaning of the BATCAT Wing Patch by its designer, Mr. Milton Caniff. Herb Weaver sent me this image of Small size 553rd Reconnaissance Wing Patch, color, about 16K, Added 12/05/04.
The Batcat patch is, in my opinion, one of the finest designs in the Air Force. After the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing inactivated in Dec. 1970, the patch went dormat. Later the patch was used again. A few years ago the Air Force reviewed its patches and decided to simplify them. Take a look at the patch as it used toady by the 353 Special Operations Group. NOTE the unit is now the 353rd, not 553rd. Color, about 37K, Added 12/04/02.
David Pipher sent me a nice write up on the Batcat patch in Word format. I took his Word document and converted it to WordPerfect and Adobe Acrobat PDF formats. Here is an explanation of the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing patch explanation in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format, Microsoft Word DOC Format, and in Corel WordPerfect WPD Format. Except for format all 3 files are identical, just a different format to what ever works best for you. Each format has an image of the patch along with the explanation of the various symbols of the patch. Added 10/23/05.
The Hundred mission patches were the same for both the 553rd and 554th Reconnaissance Squadrons. Randy Spencer flew 104 missions with Batcat and earned these patches! My thanks to Randy for loaning me his patches, first and second types, so I could scan them. My thanks to Herb Weaver for sending me the third type 100 mission patch. 100 Mission Patch - First type. Color, about 30K. 100 Mission Patch - Second type. Color, about 33K. 100 Mission Patch - Third type. Color, about 49K. Added 11/26/05.
553rd Deputy Chief of Operations for Intelligence (DCOI), My thanks to Batcat Intelligence officer Charlotte Holder Clinger who provided this image of the 553rd DCOI patch. Color, about 90K, Added 02/14/09.
553rdElectronic Maintenance Squadron. My thanks to Jake Awalt who provided this 553rd EMS image. Later the squadron was named the 553rd Avionics Maintenance Squadron.Color, about 34K, Added 08/06/06.
553rd Field Maintenance Squadron. My thanks to Chuck Silverstein who provided this image of the 553rd FMS patch. Color, about 17K. Added 12/04/99.
553rd Organizational Maintenance Squadron. My thanks to Paul Albrecht and his son Sean Albrecht for scanning the 553rd OMS patch. Color, about 17K, Added 03/26/01.
553rd Reconnaissance Squadron patch, color, about 25K - NOTE this is actually a reproduction patch. Herb Weaver sent this image of an Original 553rd Reconnaissance Squadron Patch, color, about 68K. Added reproduction patch Added 12/04/99, original patch Added 12/05/04.
554th Reconnaissance Squadron patch, color, about 28K. My Thanks to Bill Person who sent me this image of a second variation of the 554th RS Patch. Color, about 17K, Added 12/08/00.
Detachment 1 of the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing at Nakhom Phanom. When the QU-22A's firs started operations in Thailand, they were assigned as Detachment 1, 553rd Reconnaissance Wing at Nakhom Phanom. The Latin words "Parvulu Vespertilio" loosely mean "Baby Bat" (that information from the official unit history). This patch image provided by Herb Weaver, color, about 50K. Added 02/06/05. Here is a second 553rd Recon Wing Detachment 1 patch of much higher resolution. My thanks to Marek Vanzura for this image, color, about 779K. Added 04/01/18.
After the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing disbanded, the 553rd Squadron was assigned to the 388th TFW and remained at Korat. At that time Detachment 1 of the 553rd Reconnaissance Wing, was reassigned as the 554th Reconnaissance Squadron. By this time they were flying the improved Beech QU-22B Mini Bats from NKP. The QU-22B's were now a squadron, where as before they were a detachment. This is an image of the 554th Reconnaissance Squadron Patch while flying the QU-22B, my thanks to Jack Hallett, for providing the image. Color, about 6K, Added 10/21/01. Here is a much higher resolution image of the NKP 554th Reconnaissance Squadron Patch. My thanks to Marek Vanzura for this image, color, about 576K. Added 04/01/18.
This is another version of the 554th Reconnaissance Squadron at Nakhon Phanom 554th Reconnaissance Squadron Patch, another version, while flying the QU-22B. Second version patch is color, about 294K, Added 08/31/17.
Alec Fushi originally sent this patch which I had in the unknown category above. 553RW DCOOT - The Brains of the Bat, color, about 78K, originally added 04/08/09. Mike Mannheimer sent me an email to say that patch was for the Deputy Commander for Operations and Trainning. updated 02/06/15.
Snoopy was the wing mascot and some patches were created to honor him.
Here is an image of the Snoopy Winged Warrior 69 SEA 70 patch. Color, about 280K. My thanks to Mike Mannheimer for sending this patch. Added 02/06/15.
Here is a Snoopy shaped patch often found on party suits. Color, about 179K. My thanks to Mike Mannheimer for sending this patch. Added 02/06/15.
Aircrew Patches and Flags
I've tried to standardize all aircrew patch images with the same naming convention. An example of my aircrew patch photo file naming convention - for example file name "bccp05-1.jpg." BCCP of the file name indicates BatCatCrew Patch, with the 05 being crew number 5, and the -1 being the first crew number 5.
An example the file name for an aircrew flag - for example file name "bccf08-2.jpg." BCCF of the file name indicates BatCatCrew Flag, with the 08 being crew number 8, and the -2 being the second crew number 8.
Crew numbers appear to have repeated approximately three times. First crews at Korat from about Nov 67 to Oct 68, images for crews during this period have a -1 at the end of the file name. Second crews at Korat from about Nov 68 to Oct 69, images for this period have a -2 at the end of the file name. Third and last crews at Korat from about Nov 69 to Dec 70, images for this period have a -3 at the end of the file name. The crew dash numbers are not official, rather a naming convention I developed to keep track of the images.
Image bccp02-1.jpg - Ronald van der Krogt in Holland originally sent me this image of a Batcat patch. For a long time it was labeled as a mystery patch. Now Darrel Rook sent me an email to let me know this was the crew patch for the first crew 2. Color, about 40K, added 12/02/04, updated 12/26/04.
Image bccp03-1.jpg is the first Batcat Crew 3 Patch. My thanks to crew member Steve Blankinship who provided this first Crew 3 patch. Color, about 122K, added 06/12/13.
Image bccp04-1.jpg is the first Batcat Crew 4 Patch. My thanks to crew member Allan Brawn who provided this first Crew 4 patch. Color, about 193K, added added 04/01/12.
Unusual item of cigarette lighter images Orr_Charles_006_2d_Crew_4_Lighter-F.jpg is a cigarette lighter front view, and Orr_Charles_006_2d_Crew_4_Lighter-F.jpg is a cigarette lighter rear view, the second Batcat Crew 4 had made. My thanks to Charles Orr who provided these second Crew 4 cigarette lighter images. Color, about 571K for th front view, and 523K for the rear vieww. added added 01/01/22.
Image bccp05-1.jpg is the first Batcat Crew 5 Patch. My thanks to Mike Jones who provided this first Crew 5 patch. Color, about 73K, added added 07/04/00.
Image bccp05-2.jpg is the second crew 5 patch. My thanks to MSgt. Tom Forth, USAF Retired, for this image. Color, about 41K, added added 6/16/00.
Image bccp05-3b.jpg is the third crew 5 patch, second version. My thanks to Jim Coffman for this image. Color, about 107K, added added 02/06/10.
Image bccp07-2.jpg "The Tigers Lair - Ahners Pride" is the moto on this crew 7 patch. My thanks to Terry Aitken, Senior Curator at the National Museum of the United States Air Force, Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio. This patch came as a gift to the USAF Museum, the crew time frame is not known, the patch was on a party suit owned by Lt. Col. Ahner. Please contact me if you have additional information about this crew 7 patch. Color, about 44K, added 11/26/01. Stuart Whipple contacted me to let me know he, and SSgt Ron(?) Smeets were the designers of the patch. From his time frame I concluded this was the second crew 7 patch (previously labeled as "X"). Updated 12/26/02. Click here for image bccp07-2a.jpg, a different second crew 7 crew patch. Color, about 287K, added 12/01/20.
Image bccp08-2.jpg "Bertram's Bengals" is the moto on this second crew 8 patch. Image bccf08-2.jpg shows the crew flag for the second crew 8. My thanks to Jim Bertram for these images. Color, patch about 82K, flag about 68K, added 09/02/02.
Image bccp10-1.jpg "Flings Ferrets" is the moto on this third crew 10 patch. My thanks to David Dotson for this image. Color, about 75K, added 05/27/03.
Image bccp10-3.jpg "Make Love Not War" is the moto on this third crew 10 patch. My thanks to Mike Yates for this image. Color, about 73K, added 12/13/99.
Image bccp11-2.jpg "1st in the Air, 1st on the Ground" is the moto on this second crew 11 patch. My thanks to Carter Shanklin III son of Batcat Carter Shanklin Jr for this image. Color, about 207K, added 12/04/17.
Image bccp12-2.jpg "Ritter's Critters" is the moto on this second crew 12 patch. My thanks to Jim Skaggs for this image. Color, about 131K, added 04/25/10.
Image bccp12-3.jpg "Elwood's Bad Cats" is the moto on this third crew 12 patch. My thanks to Richard Heiberg for this image. Color, about 229K, added 02/16/12.
Image bccp14-1.jpg is the first crew 14 patch, "Lefferts' Lepers." My thanks My thanks to Robin Collord for sending this image. Color, about 109K, added 02/18/06.
Image bccp14-2b.jpg is a second crew 14 patch, "Beresford's Bruins." My thanks to Bob Bulen for sending this image. Color, about 96K, added 01/01/10.
Image bccp14-2.jpg is another patch for the second crew 14. Believe this patch was later than the bccp14-2b.jpg patch above, but still part of the second group. My thanks to Dave Pipher for sending this image. Color, about 52K, 12/17/99.
Image bccp15-2.jpg is the second crew 15 patch, "Letang's Gang." My thanks to Dave Pipher for sending this image. Color, about 72K, Added 12/13/99.
Image bccp15-3.jpg is the third crew 15 patch,"Barwick's Buzzards." My thanks to MiKe Yates for sending this image. Color, about 78K, Added 12/13/99.
Image bccp26-2.jpg is the second crew 26 patch, "Almond's Nut's." My thanks to Randy Spencer for sending the patch for me to scan. Color, about 52K, Added 12/13/99.
Image bccp27-1.jpg is the first crew 27 patch, "Ryan's Roadrunner's." My thanks to Richard Ertz for sending the patch for me to scan. Color, about 68K, Added 06/17/08.
Image bccp27-2.jpg the second crew 27 patch with the crew name "Guano." My thanks to Jim McCune for sending this image. NOTE - I originally labeled this as the third crew 27 as an estimate of which group it belonged to. Paul Hasz wrote to say this patch came earlier than the third group, that (he believes) one of the CIM's on the crew designed this second crew 27 patch. So on 06/11/05 I renamed the patch to bccp27-2.jpg. Color, about 72K, added 09/07/04, updated 10/23/05 (corrected wording.
Image bccp28-2.jpg the second crew 28 patch, "Tommy's Turtles." A/C Larry Thompson. Image from Herb Weaver collection. Information on the details from crew member Don Haren. Color, about 63K, Added 07/08/09.
Image bccp28-3.jpg is the third crew 28 patch, "Figmo." My thanks to Lonnie Blankenship who provided this image. Color, about 30K, added 12/10/00. Here is another bccp28-3b.jpg. This is an earlier patch than the first bccp28-3.jpg. Lt. Col. Jones was the aircraft commander for crew 28, and was the pilot involved in the September 6, 1969 loss at Korat with crew 40. After that crash Lt. Col. Aldridge took over as aircraft commander of crew 28. The first third crew 28 patch is that used when Lt. Col. Aldridge was a/c. The bccp28-3b.jpg patch is the crew patch used when Lt. Col. Jones was a/c. Lonnie Blankenship brought this crew patch to my attention, he was a crew member under both aircraf commanders, provided the explanation for having two patches in this one time frame. Second patch color, about 54K, added 12/05/04 from, my thanks to Herb Weaver for the image, updated information as to why two patches provided by Lonnie Blankenship with the updated information added 02/06/05.
Image bccp29-2.jpg is the second crew 29 patch, "Recky Rogues." My thanks to Dave Smith for the patch image. Color, about 45K, Added 08/24/00.
Image bccp30-2.jpg is the second crew 30 patch, "Gang-Green." My thanks to Lt. Cmdr James L. (Jim) Green USCGR, son of aircraft commander Lt. Col. Lewis U. Green Jr., for this patch image. Color, about 54K. Added 11/19/03.
Image bccp31-1.jpg is the first crew 31 patch, "Hendly's Horseman" with the motto "Always Ahead." My thanks to Gary Kindle for this image. Color, about 240K, added 01/18/15.
Image bccp31-3.jpg is the third crew 31 patch, "Steens Studs," the 554th's Stan/Eval Crew. My thanks to Chuck Walter for this image. Color, about 15K, added 12/13/99.
Image bccp32-2.jpg is the second crew 32 patch, "Troop 32." My thanks to Mike Burroughs who sent me this image. Color, about 51K, added 06/01/01. Here is a variation of the second crew 32 patach. My thanks to Batcat Intelligence officer Charlotte Holder Clinger for this image. Color, about 167K, added 02/14/09.
Image bccp33-3.jpg is the third crew 33 patch, "Appling's Piecemakers." My thanks to Paul Desrosiers for this image. Color, about 52K, added 09/20/99.
Image bccp34-2.jpg is the second crew 34 patch, "Snake Strokers." My thanks to Bobby Morris for this image. Color, about 28K, added 04/15/01.
Image bccp35-2 is the second crew 35 page, "Connie Coyote's." My thanks to patch collector Herb Weaver for this image. Color, about 66K, added 12/05/04. Here is a variation of the second crew 35 patach. My thanks to Intelligence officer Charlotte Holder Clinger for this image. Color, about 126K, added 02/14/09.
Image bccp38-1.jpg is the first crew 38 patch, "Lawton's Losers." My thanks to Bob Harper for this image. Color, about 23K, added 05/17/02.
Image bccp38-3.jpg is the third crew 38 patch, "Top Cats Dee Yiem." My thanks to Chuck Walter for this image. Color, about 35K, added 12/14/99.
Image bccp39-1.jpg is the first crew 39 patch, "Urass." My thanks to Daniel Marquez for this image. Color, about 12K, added 02/18/06. Image bccp39-1b.jpg is a slightly different version of the first crew 39 patch. My thanks to Alec Fushi for this image. Color, about 78K, added 12/15/13.
Image bccp39-2.jpg is the second crew 39 patch, "Heller's Hellers," Major Heller aircraft commander. This is the crew which was lost on April 25, 1969. My thanks to Bill Zaleski for this image. Color, about 43K, added 12/26/02. Found another second crew 39 patch bccp39-2a.jpg on Internet. Color, about 45K, added 01/01/17.
Image bccp40-3.jpg is the thrid crew 40 patch, "Corky's Leprechauns." My thanks to John Pixley Jr, son crew member John J. Pixley Sr, for this image. Color, about 237K, added 06/03/24.
Image bccp41-1.jpg is the first crew 41 patch, "Haps Cats." My thanks to crew member James "Robbie" Robinson for this image. Color, about 123K, added 12/19/09.
Image bccp41-2.jpg is the second crew 41 patch, "Fearless Forty One - Headhunters," Major Oliver aircraft commander. From webmaster Larry Westin for this image. Color, about 33K, added 12/04/99.
Image bccf42-2.jpg is the second crew 42 flag. My thanks to Hthaiwon Layne daughter of Dave Layne, member of the second crew 42 for sending me this flag image. Color, about 250K, added 11/13/20.
Batcat OBR 69, originally shown above as "Mystery Patch #2." Paul Ray provided information which identifies this as the "Order of the Broken Rung," an O'Club 553rd group of partiers that met anytime the situation warranted. I have the final gavel and patch from the last meeting in Dec 1970 prior to our freedom flight as the Wing was reduced to a Squadron. Original OBR Patch added by Herb Weaver, on 12/05/04 added as a mystery patch. Patch moved to "Other Patches" area with the information provided by Paul Ray. Paul Ray sent me an image of his Batcat OBR 70 Patch added 12/29/07, updated 01/01/08.
Fellows_Charles-105 Shakey. Charlie Fellows was assigned to the 553rd AMS in later 1970. When the 553rd was inactived in Dec. 1970, Charles Fellows was transferred to the 388th AMS and remained at Korat. Members of the 388th AMS established a Shakie's Far East Pizza kitchen with the support of the Chaplin group. My thanks to Charles Fellows for this image. Color, about 467K, added 02/29/24.
EC-121R Aircraft Patch. My thanks to Mike Yates for this image. Color, about 11K, added 12/13/99.
My thanks to Bill Person who sent me this second version of a Lockheed EC-121R Patch. Color, about 10K, added 12/28/00.
My thanks to Williams Johns Jr. who sent me this Batcat Snoopy's All-Stars Soft Ball Patch. Color, about 97K, added added 12/08/11.
Southeast Asia Wargames Participant 67-68 Patch. My thanks to Steve Blankinship for this image. Color, about 142K, added 06/12/13.
Southeast Asia Wargames Participant 69-70 Patch. My thanks to Mike Yates for this image. Color, about 75K, added 12/13/99.
Herb Weaver sent me this variant of the Southeast Asia Wargames Participant Patch. Color, about 56K, added 12/05/04.
Thailand Patch. My thanks to Chuck Walter for sending this image. Color, about 28K, added 12/14/99.
My Thanks to Bill Person who sent this image of the unique patch Ho Chi Minh Trail Rustlers - 750 Combat Hours. Color, about 12K, added 12/28/00.
Yankee Air Pirate Patch. My thanks to Randy Spencer for providing this patch for me to scan. Randy reports the wing rather "frowned" on this patch, and it was worn on "party suits" at the club. Color, about 20K, added 12/07/99. Bill Person provided another version of the Yankee Air Pirate #2. Color, about 14K, second version added 12/28/00.
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