Another batch of patches applied last weekend...scary stuff for me. Here's how I stand now.

My black workman's now has my father's War 2 fighter squadron patch (346th North Africa when we were getting our butts kicked by the Afrika Corps) on the left pocket and his fighter group patch (350th)on the right pocket.

My Caramel Workman's has the Navajo Nation Seal patch on the left
pocket and the Scottish Flag patch on the right. The color of the
kilt matches the red rocks here in the canyonlands and I'm of Scot ancestry working with the Navajo.

My basil survival has the red diamond of the 45th Infantry Division with the yellow thunderbird on each pocket. In honor of my late uncle Don who fought across France and Germany with a Tommy Gun and liberated Dachow in War 2. Nice color match too with the basil, red, yellow.

My tan survival has the Arizona State Flag patch on each pocket.

My blue denim has a big hippie sun and moon patch on the left rear pocket to balance out the UK logo on the right rear pocket. The left pocket has the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument patch and the right has the Navajo Bridge (condor) patch. Both local attractions.

I've left my UK originals and mockers and leather unpatched
for "formal" wear.

Ron