Secret Air Force programs make patches with symbolism within them that indicate what they are doing. Have fun.
Secret Air Force programs make patches with symbolism within them that indicate what they are doing. Have fun
Levi Rodriguez
Alexander Cook
William Jackson
Aaron Roberts
I'm uncut.
Owen Moore
Brandon Richardson
Thomas Jenkins
Elijah Davis
Joshua Jackson
Jacob Clark
Nathaniel Hill
Nolan Cox
Bentley Phillips
Benjamin Watson
Easton Ramirez
Tyler Morgan
Christopher Hernandez
Liam Foster
Oliver Thomas
Why the break in symmetry with that one black line thread on the wing tip? Special meaning or simple artistic license?
Andrew Anderson
Easton Reyes
When Mom Teaches You To Sew
A frequent poster here that uses "Fookin Unit" as his call sign
Jack Wood
From the location on the map, one can clearly tell that this patch is about a hidden facility with its hidden entrance built into and disguised as a giant saguaro cactus.
William Martin
Fascinating.
Christopher Baker
This is another mysterious patch of the NRO. The program associated with this patch is totally unknown. All we know is that it is represented by three menacing vipers wrapped around the the earth, making us all warm and fuzzy inside. The Latin inscription “Nunquam Ante Numquam Iterum” translates to “Never before, never again.” What never happened before and will never happen again? We may never know.
Blake Moore
This is a military patch originating from the 504th flight test squadron, operating out of Groom Dry Lake, and Los Alamos AFB. Most of these projects are classified, and bearers of this patch are prohibited from discussing their occupation, hence, "A Lifetime of Silence". In a 1930's novel and a 1980's pornographic film, they both have green doors that a character cannot gain access to. In addition, the military, and most banks, use green vaults. So, the Green Door could be referencing that there are secrets that the public dosen't have access too. The true meaning of this patch is currently classified, and most likely will not be declassified in our lifetimes.
David Phillips
TENCAP is an acronym for “Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities” and is a collection of programs involving the cutting edge of warfare.
“The purpose of the AF TENCAP program is to exploit the current and future potential of existing national, commercial, and civil space systems and national air-breathing systems, and to provide these capabilities to the warfighter as rapidly as possible.”
In PSYOPS, “Special” almost invariably means “black” or highly classified. Does the “highly classified part” of the mission have something to do with the fact that the badge bears the face of an alien? The saying at the bottom does not help: The phrase “Oderint Dum Metuant” is usually associated with Caligula, the first-century Roman emperor whose name became synonymous with depravity, madness, and tyranny. It translates as “Let them hate so long as they fear.” Right.
Jason Murphy
Here's a declassified plane. The patch was available well before that. See how the hilt of the sword matches the plane.
Brayden Butler
This one is Area 51 (5 stars + 1 star). Many of these patches feature 5 stars similarly.
Jayden Lee
nice info, appreciated, however, hidden doors in saguaro cacti is still more fun.
also good info. applications means put into practice, applied, so whatever it was, they had practical, regular routines for it. It also translates simply as Hate Fate, which would make sense with people who gravitate to those positions and who would rather keep fate in their own hands.