Check the listing for details. Original USAF Desert Storm 1706th Air Refueling Expeditionary Force AREFWP Patch. Condition: New. Listed at 14.99 USD. These are original, fully-embroidered patches for the 1706th Air Refueling Expeditionary Wing (AREPWP), composed of elements from the Washington State and Wisconsin Air National Guard. The patch commemorates the unit's deployment to Operation Desert Storm (1990-1991) in Cairo, Egypt. Fully-embroidered design in desert subdued colors, with merrowed border. The patch measures 75mm or 3 inches across and is unissued.PLEASE NOTE: Anyone leaving negative or neutral feedback will be permanently banned from bidding in the future. If you have any issues at all with an item you purchase please CONTACT ME and I will make every effort to work it out to your satisfaction. Failing to make an effort to work out a solution is a poor reflection on the customer and justification for refusal to do business with you again. Please check out my other Ebay listings for more interesting, rare and unusual military insignia, berets, uniforms and field kit. I have been collecting international militaria for well over thirty years, focusing primarily on camouflage combat uniforms, elite unit berets, and special forces/airborne/elite unit insignia, so you can bid with confidence. As founder/director of the International Camouflage Uniform Society (ICUS), long-time member of Chute & Dagger (airborne/special forces insignia society), and creator of Camopedia.org, the international camouflage pattern database, I am always pleased to hear from other collectors with similar interests who wish to share information, help with identification, arrange trades, etc. All items in my auctions are described accurately and honestly to the best of my knowledge and are believed to be genuine unless specifically stated otherwise. All items are sold as is, and all sales are final. Contact me if you have further questions, but please be polite and articulate if you want an answer. Thanks for looking and best of luck!