Is this allowed in general?

[Salty]

The F-16 pilots, Flight Surgeon and I wore "Friday" patches on our flightsuits when I was in the USAF (1994-1998).

[Hawk200]

IMHO, the AF took the "fun" out of things many years ago. When I was stationed at Misawa AB in the mid '70s, they had already started. It was even worse 10 years later. They had little, if any, sense of humour about things that were tacitly encouraged by the Navy, Army, and Marine Corps.

So, were you around for the "Official SAC Worrier" patches?

[Short Field]

Surpisingly very few CAP outside of CAPTALK seem to be the uniform/reg nazi's you find here... likely any patch you wear on the right side of the flight suit will not meet any criticism.  And if some one does, pull the classic senior answer: "My squadron commander told me I can."

mk

Yea, I had a CAP Capt strolling around an Air Show in his flight suit with his specialty name tag, morale patch, and subdued blue rank give me that excuse.  Actually he said his squadron commander wore the same uniform items to their meetings.  So I took a picture of him and sent it to the Wing Commander with his comments.  I am sure his squadron commander appreciated his efforts.

[Hawk200]

Surpisingly very few CAP outside of CAPTALK seem to be the uniform/reg nazi's you find here... likely any patch you wear on the right side of the flight suit will not meet any criticism.  And if some one does, pull the classic senior answer: "My squadron commander told me I can."

mk

Yea, I had a CAP Capt strolling around an Air Show in his flight suit with his specialty name tag, morale patch, and subdued blue rank give me that excuse.  Actually he said his squadron commander wore the same uniform items to their meetings.  So I took a picture of him and sent it to the Wing Commander with his comments.  I am sure his squadron commander appreciated his efforts.

Yeah, don't you love it when a CO "authorizes" things? Especially when it's things that have no precedent in the manual?

Edited for grammar.

[a2capt]

But.. you were just being helpful, and showing them what a good example they are setting with their uniform.. 

[Buzz]

or, as a qualified Observer...

Are those Master Bartender Wings?  It sure looks like a bottle opener to me . . .

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

Nah, though that's a good joke!

They're RAF Observer wings, which became Navigator (with an "N" in the middle).