The PSDinfo patch "World Forces Operations" Operation Bravo Two Zero is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and is attached to a Velcro panel. It has stitching along the edges for additional strength. High-quality color 3D printing makes the image clear and three-dimensional.
Comes in a branded cardboard box with two thematic photo inserts, on the back of which you can find information:
Operation "BRAVO TWO ZERO" is one of the most famous missions of the British special forces SAS, which took place in January 1991 during the Gulf War. Eight soldiers landed in Iraq to identify or destroy SCUD missile launchers, but their position was soon discovered by a local shepherd. This led to a battle with Iraqi troops.
The operation failed - three soldiers died, four were captured and subjected to brutal torture. One soldier, Chris Ryan, managed to break away from the enemy and walked more than 300 km through the desert to Syria, becoming an SAS legend. After the operation, the participants wrote several books. The most famous are “BRAVO TWO ZERO” by Andy McNab and “THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY” by Chris Ryan. Subsequently, films were made based on these stories.
Material: PVC
Fastening: Velcro
Dimensions: 5 x 8 cm (Height x Width)
Weight: 17 g