Lot x 5 Patch - MARIJUANA DOG HANDLER - Tiger Stripe Camouflage

Description: Vietnam War - US AIR FORCE - SPS - Air Police Blue Berets - Security Police - USAF - DOG HANDLER - Base Security POW Trackers - Marijuana Dog Handler - Camouflage Patch 635th SPS - 635th Security Police Squadron - VC Tracker - Subdued PatchLot x 5 Patch - 5 PatchesEach Measures - 3.2 x 2.6 inches (8 x 6.5 cms)Rare - Tiger Stripe Camouflage Background. Tiger Stripe Camouflage FabricTiger stripe camouflage refers to a distinctive pattern used on military uniforms, particularly during the Vietnam War. The pattern is characterized by dark stripes on a lighter background and is intended to provide effective camouflage in jungle environments. The tiger stripe pattern was not an official issue uniform during the Vietnam War, but rather an unofficial and locally produced camouflage.The origins of tiger stripe camouflage are somewhat unclear, but it is believed to have been inspired by French and Indochinese colonial patterns. Some sources suggest that the pattern was created by South Vietnamese Marine Corps advisors, while others credit the indigenous Montagnard tribes with its development. Regardless of its origins, the tiger stripe pattern became popular among various special forces and reconnaissance units operating in the dense jungles of Vietnam.The design typically consists of dark, narrow stripes on a lighter background, resembling the stripes of a tiger. The coloration and specific arrangement of the stripes vary, and there is no standardized tiger stripe pattern. The intent was to provide effective camouflage in the dense foliage of Southeast Asian jungles.Though not officially issued, the tiger stripe pattern gained popularity among U.S. special operations forces, including Navy SEALs, Army Special Forces (Green Berets), US Air force POW Trackers and Marine Recon units. It is often associated with the elite and unconventional units that operated behind enemy lines during the Vietnam War.After the Vietnam War, tiger stripe camouflage continued to be used by various military and law enforcement units, and it has also become popular in civilian and fashion contexts. The pattern's association with the Vietnam War and its use by special forces contribute to its iconic status in military history. 635th Security Police Squadron The 635th Security Police Squadron (SPS) was a unit of the United States Air Force (USAF) that served during the Vietnam War. Security Police Squadrons were responsible for providing security and law enforcement support to air bases and other USAF installations. These units played a crucial role in safeguarding personnel, equipment, and facilities. Here are some general details about the 635th Security Police Squadron during the Vietnam War: Mission: The primary mission of the 635th SPS was to provide security for air bases and installations in Vietnam. This included protecting aircraft, equipment, and personnel from various threats, including enemy attacks and sabotage. Operations: The squadron wwas involved in a range of security operations, including perimeter defense, base security patrols, law enforcement, and response to potential security threats. Locations: During the Vietnam War, the 635th SPS operated at various air bases and installations throughout South Vietnam and Thailand. Their bases in Thailand included, Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base, Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base, Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base, and U-Tapao Royal Thai Navy Airfield Combat Experience: Security Police Squadrons, including the 635th, could have experienced combat situations, especially during attacks on air bases by enemy forces. Decorations: Members of the 635th SPS may have been awarded various commendations and decorations for their service, including the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award and individual awards for bravery and meritorious service. Normal 0 false false false EN-AU JA AR-SA

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Location: Surfers Paradise, QLD

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