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A random assortment of 25 different US Navy military patches. These patches may not be new or in great condition. These are either overstock patches, or patches that may have quality issues...

Civil Engineering CE Prime Beef US Air Force Patch identifies Base Civil Engineering personnel assigned to Prime Beef—the USAF's rapid runway repair and damage assessment program. Prime Beef teams...

The black sands of Iwo Jima tested every ounce of strength an American fighting man possessed. For 36 brutal days in 1945, Marines clawed their way through volcanic ash, shattered ridgelines, and...

It was one of the most immortal moments ever captured on film—six Marines atop Mount Suribachi, straining together to raise the American flag above the black sands of Iwo Jima. The photograph by Joe...

The words “Don’t Give Up the Ship” are among the most sacred in U.S. Naval history. They were spoken by Captain James Lawrence in June of 1813 as he lay mortally wounded aboard the USS Chesapeake,...

Submarine Run Silent Run Deep – Bubblehead Patch 4.00" x 4.00" Embroidered Patch with Iron-On Backing Superior Materials: Made with premium polyester thread and durable twill fabric, ensuring...

On the night of June 21-22, 2025, B-2 Spirit stealth bombers flew from Whiteman Air Force Base on one of the longest and most consequential strike missions in Air Force history. Operation Midnight...

"Fair winds and following seas" is not a slogan — it is the Navy's oldest and most permanent farewell, spoken at retirements, read aloud at memorial services, and stenciled onto every kind of...

The Ordnance Corps Crest of the United States Army represents a responsibility that predates the nation itself—the obligation to equip, arm, and sustain those sent into harm’s way. Long before modern...

The anchor on the left of the chain carries one silver star and the anchor on the right carries two, so the whole climb from Chief to Senior Chief to Master Chief is stitched on this patch before...

Long before modern warships crossed oceans in weeks instead of months, before sailors relied on radar, satellites, and global positioning, there was a brotherhood bound by salt, superstition, and the...

It began as a simple banner stitched in defiance, a symbol carried by a nation still struggling to define itself. Over the centuries, the United States Flag has flown above battlefields, ship decks,...

They were the warriors who stood watch in a world balanced on a knife-edge—soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who kept the peace not with parades or speeches, but with readiness measured down to...

They stood guard in a war defined not by front lines but by fault lines—pressure points where the world could fracture with a single wrong move. The Cold War Veteran, 1945–1991, belonged to a silent...

This two-piece SOCOM Airborne set pairs a black Airborne tab with a teardrop SOCOM patch in the classic blue-and-green panel configuration—exactly the combination you'd see on operators who carried...

Long before satellites charted currents and computers mapped the globe, sailors measured their journeys by myth, superstition, and the ancient laws of the sea. Of all the traditions born from those...

“Haze Gray and Underway” is not a slogan created for display. It is a statement of condition, a quiet acknowledgment that a ship is at sea, doing the work it was built to do. The phrase emerged...

Shellback Hat: Celebrate the incredible journey of crossing the equator with our Shellback hat. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or embarking on your first crossing, this hat commemorates your...

From 1972 until recruit training ended here in 1994, every woman who joined the Navy went to boot camp in Orlando, because this was the only place that trained them. On 1 April 1974 the Recruit...

Recruit Training Command San Diego California Patch (U.S. Navy) 4.0" x 4.0" Embroidered Patch with Iron-On Backing Superior Materials: Made with premium polyester thread and durable twill fabric,...