ARMY AIR FORCES GROUP 509TH BOMB SQUADRON B-29 ENOLA GAY GROUP

This is a current high-quality reproduction of the historic 509th Composite Group breast patch, the elite U.S. Army Air Forces unit tasked with one of the most consequential missions in military history—the delivery of atomic bombs over Japan to help end World War II. This famed group included the B-29 Enola Gay, which dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, and Bockscar, which carried out the mission over Nagasaki.

Expertly crafted from felt with fine embroidery, the patch features a striking design: a blue and white target backdrop with stylized wings and a central red bomb, symbolizing precision and power. The vibrant colors and crisp stitching make it a standout piece. Measuring 5 inches in diameter, this patch is both a striking visual and a powerful piece of wartime legacy.

An iconic tribute to the 509th Composite Group, this patch is perfect for display or for wear on a vintage-style flight jacket. A must-have for serious WWII collectors and enthusiasts. All items sold are 100% guaranteed.