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by P-E Sat Oct 13, 2012 4:20 pm
I'm not certain, but based on my information, "BA" means "Base Aérienne" (= Air base). And the BA-128 is localized in Metz-Frescaty, in France. It's in French, but here's the wikipedia page : http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_a%C3%A9rienne_128_Metz-Frescaty
"Cynogroupe" is the french word for "K9 Team / unit"
In my opinion, this is the kind of patches that's worn by K9 Security guards in the Airbase 128, so In Metz-Frescaty.
A friend of me in the French army is certainly able to ID it (moreover I think he's based in Metz !). Sadly for you, he departed yesterday for the Afghanistan theater and I've to wait his return to ask him.
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. Friend of mine from Lithuania,got those patches. I know,by the "symbols" on patch , it's French air'commandos. What about the number on the patch " B-128".Is it rotation team( like US SF ODA-Team0 or what? Thanks guys. Vitalis
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Sincerely,Vitalis