Attach-A-Patch® is a Velcro® brand consumer product that provides fastening ease for patches. The loop, the soft, fuzzy portion of the Velcro® product, is usually sewn onto the clothing item while the hook, the rough, scratchy side, is applied to the patch.
Q. What do you put on morale patches?
You can put Morale patches on just about anything from hats to plate carriers to combat shirts and even wall panels. Many collectors even stick morale patches to the roof of their truck.
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Q. Are morale patches only for military?
Today, patches can be found for almost all Civilian and Government Groups. Morale patches will always have collectors, enthusiasts, operators, family, comrades and the civilian population share in their appreciation.
Q. Are morale patches authorized?
The morale patch is usually not authorized directly by the military to be worn on an official uniform, but can often be found on military clothing or gear.
Q. Do morale patches have Velcro?
All morale patches are backed with hook velcro for attachment to loop velcro areas on bags, packs or outerwear.
Q. Can Marines wear morale patches?
Answer: No, morale patches are not authorized to be worn on the OCP uniform. Official unit emblems as referenced in AFI 84-105, Organizational Lineage, Honors and Heraldry are the emblems that are converted to patches to be worn on the uniform. 7.
Q. Why do people collect morale patches?
The creation of Morale Patches originated long ago with the military. They used these patches to identify different units, increase the morale within commands and some where even made to commemorate special events that took place.
Q. How do I fake a police officer?
California Penal Code 538d PC prohibits a person from pretending to be, or impersonating, a police officer. This may include wearing a police uniform or displaying a fake badge. The offense is a misdemeanor that carries a penalty of up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2000.00.
