United States. A 5Th Special Forces Group Flag Sent To Vietnam And Later Given To ‘Colonel’ Martha Raye In 1971 Buy Now one in light brown cloth

one in light brown cloth and bearing an embroidered crown and pip

14 mm (w) x 52

the obverse with a mark of “C

consisting of a Cross Pattée with pebbled arms and with an oak leaf wreath through the quadrants

copyrighted in Canada in 1931 by the 42nd Battalion

United States. A 5Th Special Forces Group Flag Sent To Vietnam And Later Given To ‘Colonel’ Martha Raye In 1971 Buy Now one in light brown clothA large green silk flag, surrounded on three side with a white border and white tassels, the fourth side with a double lined sleeve section for pole attachment, the obverse center features an embroidered eagle with outspread wings, clutching a number of arrows in one claw and an olive branch in the other, in the center of the eagle is a V42 Stiletto (a specific fighting knife issued during in the 1940s to the First Special Service Force), above the