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A badge holder securable to a limb includes a badge holder pocket having first and second retaining wings extending from opposite sides of the pocket. The retaining wings have a passage extending through the wings. A strap assembly having a strap member with first and second ends is included. A firs

A badge holder securable to a limb includes a badge holder pocket having first and second retaining wings extending from opposite sides of the pocket. The retaining wings have a passage extending through the wings. A strap assembly having a strap member with first and second ends is included. A first hook fitting is secured to the first end of the strap and a second hook fitting is secured to the second end of the strap. The first and second hook fittings are removably securable to the respective first and second wings by engaging the passages of the wings for coupling the strap assembly to the badge holder pocket.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A badge holder assembly securable to a limb comprising:a badge holder pocket having first and second retaining wings extending from opposite sides of the pocket, each retaining wing having a tube-like passage extending within the retaining wing, openings to the tube-like

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A badge holder assembly securable to a limb comprising:a badge holder pocket having first and second retaining wings extending from opposite sides of the pocket, each retaining wing having a tube-like passage extending within the retaining wing, openings to the tube-like passage extending through opposed perimeter edges of the retaining wing; anda strap assembly having a strap member with first and second ends, a first hook fitting being secured to the first end of the strap and a second hook fitting being secured to the second end of the strap, each hook fitting having a ring portion fixedly secured to the strap member and a hook member separated from the ring portion by an open ended slot, the open ended slot having a closed end and an opposed notch, the first and second hook fittings capable of being removably secured to the respective first and second wings by engaging the passages of the wings with the hook members and removably capturing the wings between the closed end and the opposed notch of the open ended slots for removably coupling the strap assembly to the badge holder pocket, each open ended slot having an entry way, the entry way including a straight elongate portion that is sized to compress material of the retaining wings during entry and exit.