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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Sun Feb 08, 2015 5:19 pm

    Hi guys I got this uniform from my friend was told that the ANASF never used this pattern. Can anyone confirm this? I have another uniform brought back by the same person that is a ANASF on a US 6 Color Chocolate Chip. Time frame when this was brought back 30/04. Anyways looking for pics of the troops wearing this uniform and also enjoy looking at my 3rd Afghani uniform. Ill post my other 2 soon.

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    Post by kriegsmodell Mon Feb 09, 2015 2:37 pm


    Is the insignia sewn to the uniform or velcro backed? I'm also curious why you are referring to this piece as an ANA SF uniform? Thank you ......


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    Post by Guest Mon Feb 09, 2015 3:00 pm

    Holy cow. That patch!
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    Post by Massimo72 Mon Feb 09, 2015 5:01 pm

    THAT PATCH! Shocked
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    Post by Guest Mon Feb 09, 2015 5:32 pm

    Massimo72 wrote:THAT PATCH! Shocked
    I know right?! Early hand made Afghan Security Forces...
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    Post by Massimo72 Mon Feb 09, 2015 5:38 pm

    that's a patch I will never own... Sad
    It looks amazing in its simplicity and execution.
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    Post by Spy vs Spy Tue Feb 10, 2015 5:58 am

    That is one rare bad ass patch! Smile

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    Post by PriorityOne Tue Feb 10, 2015 8:17 am

    Even the belt, great uniform!
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Tue Feb 10, 2015 7:40 pm

    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Is the insignia sewn to the uniform or velcro backed?  I'm also curious why you are referring to this piece as an ANA SF uniform?  Thank you ......

    I honestly thought it was a SF uniform. Honestly today I just found out it was a Afghanistan Security Force patch. The patch is Velcro backed and Velcro attached to the uniform for placement. I am sorry I miss labeled this uniform. I am still learning as we speak.
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Tue Feb 10, 2015 7:43 pm

    Thank you for all the complements on the Patch, Uniform and belt. This uniform is my 3rd Afghani uniform.
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    Post by kriegsmodell Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:49 am

    Able506th wrote:
    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Is the insignia sewn to the uniform or velcro backed?  I'm also curious why you are referring to this piece as an ANA SF uniform?  Thank you ......

    I honestly thought it was a SF uniform. Honestly today I just found out it was a Afghanistan Security Force patch. The patch is Velcro backed and Velcro attached to the uniform for placement. I am sorry I miss labeled this uniform. I am still learning as we speak.


    Thanks for the response.  I'm still learning as well.  You are correct that the insignia is ASF.  The uniform, I'm not sure ......  It is not of a pattern that I have seen used by the ASF.  Especially during the early period(s) that the large "generic" ASF patch was in wear.  As has already been mentioned, the patch is quite rare and highly desirable.  Many thanks for posting these.


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    Post by Massimo72 Wed Feb 11, 2015 11:55 am

    I don't know how many times I came back to this thread just to look at that patch..... affraid
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Wed Feb 11, 2015 7:53 pm

    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Able506th wrote:
    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Is the insignia sewn to the uniform or velcro backed?  I'm also curious why you are referring to this piece as an ANA SF uniform?  Thank you ......

    I honestly thought it was a SF uniform. Honestly today I just found out it was a Afghanistan Security Force patch. The patch is Velcro backed and Velcro attached to the uniform for placement. I am sorry I miss labeled this uniform. I am still learning as we speak.


    Thanks for the response.  I'm still learning as well.  You are correct that the insignia is ASF.  The uniform, I'm not sure ......  It is not of a pattern that I have seen used by the ASF.  Especially during the early period(s) that the large "generic" ASF patch was in wear.  As has already been mentioned, the patch is quite rare and highly desirable.  Many thanks for posting these.


    What I have been told that this uniform is in the timeframe that it got brought back to the states. They officially got rid of this pattern in really late 04 but by 05 for sure. This is why I posted to the group. I am wanting to learn more about the uniform pattern and see if it was used by the ASF.

    Also another question for you all. How rare is that patch and anyone know a value on it?
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Wed Feb 11, 2015 7:54 pm

    Massimo72 wrote:I don't know how many times I came back to this thread just to look at that patch..... affraid



    I take it you really must like this patch..... LOL lol! lol!
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:10 pm

    Well since you all like the 1st patch so much. This is on a US made chocolate chip uniform. If I fecal the US gave the uniforms to the Afghani's.

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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:11 pm

    Forgot to add. Velcro backed.
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    Post by Massimo72 Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:14 pm

    This one is even "worse"... Rolling Eyes
    please stop...

    you seem to have all the patches that I've been looking for, for many years... that is another beauty
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:18 pm

    These 2 uniform I own have been in a friends collection for 10 plus years. He was getting ready to list them on ebay 2 separate times and I happened to be in the right place not once but twice...
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    Post by Massimo72 Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:24 pm

    At least they are still together and in good hands.
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Wed Feb 11, 2015 8:42 pm

    Massimo72 wrote:At least they are still together and in good hands.


    Yes I am glad they are together that's for sure.
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    Post by Spy vs Spy Thu Feb 12, 2015 1:58 am

    2 über cool patched uniforms. Im very sure your in box is going to overloaded with PM wanting to buy these..
    Also cool is the 'glint tape' on the arm of the chocolate chip top. Done in the early days?

    Only down side is that the photos are so detailed that we soon gonna see these on Ebay Sad
    But that is just my thought.

    Thanks for sharing these.
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    Post by kriegsmodell Thu Feb 12, 2015 11:47 am

    Able506th wrote:
    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Able506th wrote:
    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Is the insignia sewn to the uniform or velcro backed?  I'm also curious why you are referring to this piece as an ANA SF uniform?  Thank you ......

    I honestly thought it was a SF uniform. Honestly today I just found out it was a Afghanistan Security Force patch. The patch is Velcro backed and Velcro attached to the uniform for placement. I am sorry I miss labeled this uniform. I am still learning as we speak.


    Thanks for the response.  I'm still learning as well.  You are correct that the insignia is ASF.  The uniform, I'm not sure ......  It is not of a pattern that I have seen used by the ASF.  Especially during the early period(s) that the large "generic" ASF patch was in wear.  As has already been mentioned, the patch is quite rare and highly desirable.  Many thanks for posting these.


    What I have been told that this uniform is in the timeframe that it got brought back to the states. They officially got rid of this pattern in really late 04 but by 05 for sure. This is why I posted to the group. I am wanting to learn more about the uniform pattern and see if it was used by the ASF.

    Also another question for you all. How rare is that patch and anyone know a value on it?


    As already stated have never seen this pattern of uniform used by ASF. The Six Color DCU that you just posted, yes. Woodland BDUs, yes. But not anything like the first uniform which I think dates from later than the 03/04 or even 05 time frames that you have been told the piece was used.

    How rare is the patch? How rare is rare? Good question that I can't really answer. I've seen less than 6 of the large ones. A few more of the smaller version shown on the Six Color. That one comes in two versions by the way. The MRF version as worn by the ASF indigs and a similar patch that was worn by the SF operators that was ODA specific. There are other variations of these as well.

    The value is whatever someone would be willing to pay. What have you been offered? In my opinion they are a very good investment as I suspect these early limited run hand made and/or hand guided machine made patches will be some of the most sought after insignia from the GWOT. My thoughts only ...

    Also - If not too much trouble could you post additional photos of the Six Color? Front/Back/Shoulders/Chest/Upper & Lower Sleeves? Thank you


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    Post by kriegsmodell Thu Feb 12, 2015 11:49 am

    Spy vs Spy wrote:2 über cool patched uniforms. Im very sure your in box is going to overloaded with PM wanting to buy these..
    Also cool is the 'glint tape' on the arm of the chocolate chip top. Done in the early days?

    Only down side is that the photos are so detailed that we soon gonna see these on Ebay Sad
    But that is just my thought.

    Thanks for sharing these.
    Best regards
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    They have already been faked Martin.



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    "My God, where do we find these men?" - President George H. W. Bush commenting on 1st SFOD-Delta after the Operation Acid Gambit rescue of Kurt Muse.

    "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" Then I said, "Here am I. Send me." - Inscription on the dog tag resting on the flag-draped homeward bound casket of an American Special Opearations warrior killed in action in Afghanistan, July 2005. - Dick Couch - Chosen Soldier

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    Post by Spy vs Spy Thu Feb 12, 2015 1:54 pm

    I belive your right Lance, these have already been copied.
    I guess this is the downside to why I never show my real SF team stuff.

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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Sun Feb 15, 2015 4:11 pm

    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Able506th wrote:
    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Able506th wrote:
    kriegsmodell wrote:
    Is the insignia sewn to the uniform or velcro backed?  I'm also curious why you are referring to this piece as an ANA SF uniform?  Thank you ......

    I honestly thought it was a SF uniform. Honestly today I just found out it was a Afghanistan Security Force patch. The patch is Velcro backed and Velcro attached to the uniform for placement. I am sorry I miss labeled this uniform. I am still learning as we speak.


    Thanks for the response.  I'm still learning as well.  You are correct that the insignia is ASF.  The uniform, I'm not sure ......  It is not of a pattern that I have seen used by the ASF.  Especially during the early period(s) that the large "generic" ASF patch was in wear.  As has already been mentioned, the patch is quite rare and highly desirable.  Many thanks for posting these.


    What I have been told that this uniform is in the timeframe that it got brought back to the states. They officially got rid of this pattern in really late 04 but by 05 for sure. This is why I posted to the group. I am wanting to learn more about the uniform pattern and see if it was used by the ASF.

    Also another question for you all. How rare is that patch and anyone know a value on it?


    As already stated have never seen this pattern of uniform used by ASF.  The Six Color DCU that you just posted, yes.  Woodland BDUs, yes.  But not anything like the first uniform which I think dates from later than the 03/04 or even 05 time frames that you have been told the piece was used.

    How rare is the patch?  How rare is rare?  Good question that I can't really answer.  I've seen less than 6 of the large ones.  A few more of the smaller version shown on the Six Color.  That one comes in two versions by the way.  The MRF version as worn by the ASF indigs and a similar patch that was worn by the SF operators that was ODA specific.  There are other variations of these as well.  

    The value is whatever someone would be willing to pay.  What have you been offered?  In my opinion they are a very good investment as I suspect these early limited run hand made and/or hand guided machine made patches will be some of the most sought after insignia from the GWOT.  My thoughts only ...

    Also - If not too much trouble could you post additional photos of the Six Color?  Front/Back/Shoulders/Chest/Upper & Lower Sleeves?  Thank you



    Sorry I have been at a away from my computer was getting ready for a Military show and vending there. Getting caught up now. Yes of course I can post pics of the Chocolate Chip uniform. I will get that done today Sunday 2/15
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Sun Feb 22, 2015 3:32 pm

    Well better late then forgetting to post the Chocolate chip top I have. Enjoy. and sorry for the delay.


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    Post by Mercenary25 Sun Feb 22, 2015 6:47 pm

    Beautiful original ASF DBDU, sir!
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    Post by PathfinderMilitaria Mon Feb 23, 2015 12:27 am

    Mercenary25 wrote:Beautiful original ASF DBDU, sir!

    Thank you. It looks better in person. Shows nice ware on it.

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