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Passion Models US Army Badge and Insignia Decal Set
- Thread starter Sharkmouth
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9th Airborne could be used for paratrooper hitting Calais 
9th Airborne could be used for paratrooper hitting Calais
I'll gladly send you the patches for the phantom unit if you want them.
Regards,
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Are these for the WW2 time period Saul ?
reason Im asking is that I didn't know the "killroy was here" cartoon was that early
reason Im asking is that I didn't know the "killroy was here" cartoon was that early
Yes, they are WWII vintage and Kilroy really was there!
http://www.kilroywashere.org/
I have updated the review with some new notes and mention the vintage so thank you Andrew.
It seems this was a mixture of graffiti found on equipment sent to the theater and the receiving troops made associations between the British cartoon "Chad" and the writing by J. J. Kilroy.
Chad often was used to show dismay at items that were out of stock in England and appears on a glider with the phrase "Wot, no engines?"
Regards,
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Cool that was a quite interesting read thanks for the link !!