WWII US Army Patch Pacific Coastal Frontier Defense Sector 9th CAC WW2 for Sale

WWII US Army Patch Pacific Coastal Frontier Defense Sector 9th CAC WW2 For Sale

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WWII US Army Patch Pacific Coastal Frontier Defense Sector 9th CAC WW2:
$24.95

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Hereis another World War II US Army Pacific Coastal Frontier Defense Sector Patch. The Machine Embroidered Patch was for defending the Pacific Coast. This was originally called the 9th Coast Artillery Command. The patch was removed from a uniform. It is in about fair to fair condition and is at least 81 years old.World War II US Army Patches, Insignia
- US Army Patch; Pacific Coastal Frontier Defense Sector, 9th Coast Artillery Command

- Vibrant colors

- Removed, thread, broken in, matted

- Measures 2.5 inches, diameter

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- No International Service unless buyer provides a valid US address on the payment notification

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Background:The Pacific Coastal Defense Sector existed from 1942 through 1946. Formerly known as the 9th Coast Artillery Command, it defended the Pacific Coastline. There were real threats to shipping due to submarine activity (that included laying mines) as well as German spies landing in Maine, Long Island, and Florida. The Germans flirted with one way long range bombers hitting the East Coast, ditching, then have a sub pick up the crew. The Japanese shelled oil refineries in Santa Monica as well as the Coast Artillery Fort Stevens in the Pacific Northwest.