Have you ever seen anyone wearing a Glider badge?

Yep saw a couple back in '68-'71.

As a former 75E/42A, I was reading the awards reg to re-do my section SOPs in the mid-90s and came across that one. I had to do some reading at the library, and was surprised to learn about the gliders. Insane program, I think. But still pretty interesting way to deploy troops.

worked with one summer of '89 right before I was hired as a Technician at Cp Roberts CA. Saw a few at the 82d Abn convention in '85

The only Glider badge I'd seen was earned by a Cadet I knew that earned it in England af a IACE (int'l Air Cadet Exchange he went up and qualified with RAF. That was back in '69.

Badge or patch. The patch was standard on airborne headgear until the berets came along. I saw some badges during the Cuban Missle crises at Ft. Bragg in 1962. I don't think there were any glider units after World War II

Nope. Do we still have glider troops?

I don't believe this is anyone currently serving authorized to wear the Glider Badge.

AN old SGM back in the early 80's.

Saw the caption the Facebook page for RP puts out and my first thought was "Must be the Astronaut Badge."

Not many of those in existence these days as we no longer have gliders in the inventory. The glider was a short lived experiment during WWII.