This Vietnam war in-country machine embroidered patch measures approximately 2.9" by 2.5", used condition. A valuable addition to your Vietnam war military memorabilia collection.

During the Vietnam War, the United States Air Force (USAF) conducted a significant amount of bombing missions in Southeast Asia using the F-4 Phantom II fighter-bomber aircraft. Many pilots flew numerous missions in the F-4 during this time, including some who completed 200 missions.

Completing 200 bombing missions in Southeast Asia was a significant achievement that required a lot of skill, bravery, and endurance. It was also a dangerous task, as the F-4 often faced hostile anti-aircraft fire from the ground and could be engaged by enemy fighters in the air.

Pilots who achieved this milestone often received recognition and awards for their service. For example, some were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, which is a military decoration awarded to service members who distinguish themselves through heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in an aerial flight.

However, it's important to note that not all F-4 pilots flew 200 missions during the Vietnam War. The number of missions flown varied depending on the individual's role, unit, and deployment period. Some pilots flew fewer missions, while others flew many more.