The Pooh-punching patch was reportedly made by a private company, Wings Fan Goods Shop, owned by Alex Hsu. “I wanted to boost the morale of our troops through selling this patch,” Hsu told ...

It took me a while to think of the title of this article. Ostentatious might be a bit much, but whatever. Anyway, OC Tactical. Good folks, they make a monster patch panel good for all your regular ...

The patch depicts a cartoon Winnie the Pooh getting punched by a bear — a dig at Xi Jinping. ... "I wanted to boost the morale of our troops through designing this patch," he said.

The Air Force is conducting a sweep of its emblems, morale patches, nicknames, and other symbols to weed out those that are racist, sexist or otherwise offensive.. Air Force Secretary Barbara ...

The Air Force said Tuesday it will allow airmen to wear morale patches on certain days, put hands in their pockets, and to tattoo their scalps as part of an upcoming revision to dress and ...

The lighter side of the Great War: Cartoons aimed at boosting troops' morale amid fighting go on sale. Sketches were by Bruce Bairnsfather, a soldier who was hospitalised in Second Battle of Ypres ...

The patches, which show a Formosan black bear punching a cartoon character associated with Chinese President ... “I wanted to boost the morale of our troops through designing this patch ...

Taiwanese are rushing to buy patches being worn by their air force pilots that depict a Formosan black bear punching Winnie the Pooh - representing China's President Xi Jinping - as a defiant ...