Many  of the  FAC units used  Snoopy  on his  dog  house as their "unofficial" logo. This  one  is the  21st TASS. While  Smilar to the  20th TASS Prairie Fire  Patch (and  later  THE 20th TASS Patch) there  are some  differences. This  is a copy of a  patch at the  FACM.

The  original Nail patch was  created  in  1966  by Walt Disney Productions. It  differed  from the  Night  patch in that the  background  was  sky  blue. When the  23d  undertook night  missions  over  the  Ho Chi Minh Trail they wanted a  patch to match their  dyed  black K-2B flight suits, and their  Nail Night  Patch was born. In about  1970 the  Squadron dropped the  blue  patch in favor of the  Black patch which then became  the  only  patch.

The  original Nail patch was  created  in  1966  by Walt Disney Productions. Jack Taylor sent  Walt  Disney a description of the  Nail Mission and  Disney ssent back art  work that was  made  into a  patch. It  features  Jimney Cricket, hanging  from a  purple  umbrella, seeing the  enemy  below  and  calling their  position on a hand  held  radio.  Later the  background was changed to Black for  use  on  night missions  and that "Black: patch was adopted  as the  "only" patch around  1970.

This is the Cowtown Warbird Roundup Patch. This event is held every year by the  OV-10 Assn and the  FAC Museum.

Night Rustic Patch.O2's  flew  their Rustic  mission at  night. this  is their  patch.

Each OV-10 pilot  who graduated from RTU was given a  bronco patch and a  Bronco Buster Certificate. This  is a repro of  one  of the  original patches.

This  patch was  created by the  OV-10 Bronco Association to commemorate the 40 years  of service by the  OV-10. In the  center  a  head on OV flies out of the  map of the  world and  is surrounded  by the  flags  of all the  countries that have  used the  OV or  have  flown her.

Reproduction from a Rustic patch in the collection at the FACM. Worn by OV-10 Rustic FACS both at Bien Hoa and Ubon from 1970 through 1973

This is a repro of the Khmer Blood Chit that was presented to Ned Helm and Rick Scaling in August 1973 by the pilots of the Scorpion Squadron at Phnom Penh. All Rustics were then allowed to wear the patch on their party suits.

This is the  last  one. They will not  be made  again.