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War Insignia (Teil von Die Disney-Studios im Krieg)

Robert T. Smith neben dem Abzeichen der Flying Tiger

Während der Kriegsjahre boten die Disney-Studios an, kostenfrei Logos für die amerikanischen und alliierten Militäreinheiten zu erstellen. Auf Bitten der Einheiten wurden in Hank Porters fünfköpfigen Team fast 1300 Logos gefertigt.[1][2]

Die genaue Anzahl der Logos ist dabei unbekannt. Laut den Unterlagen des Walt Disney Archive wurden zwischen dem 7. Dezember 1941 und dem 14. August 1945 insgesamt 1272 Militär-Logos gefertigt, jedoch entstanden auch nach Kriegsende bis in die 1970er Jahre weitere Logos. Obwohl Hank Porter von Walt Disney als Ein-Mann-Zeichenabteilung (one man art department) bezeichnet wurde und den Löwenanteil der Logos erstellte, bekam er im Lauf der Jahre Unterstützung von verschiedenen anderen Disney-Künstlern. Heute sind davon noch Roy Williams, George Goepper, Ed Parks, Van Kaufman und Bill Justice namentlich bekannt. Doch das Team, welches durch den Zweiten Weltkrieg entstand, wurde bald dadurch halbiert, denn Goepper, Parks und Kaufman wurden 1943 eingezogen, nur Porter, Williams und Justice blieben in den Studios. Es gibt bis auf die sechs bekannten Zeichner der Militärlogos vermutlich auch weitere, anonyme Mitwirkende.[1] Es wird jedoch geschätzt, dass Porter mindestens 60 bis 75 Prozent aller Logos gestaltete.[3][4] Über hundert Logos stammen von Roy Williams.[5] Bill Justice schätzte die Anzahl der von ihn gestalteten Logos als noch geringer ein:

„Hank Porter war mit der Herstellung von Logos für das Militär überlastet, also habe ich vielleicht dreißig davon gemacht. Hank hat Hunderte oder Tausende gemacht. Ich konnte so ziemlich jede Disney-Figur zeichnen, also wurde ich gebeten, zu helfen, wann immer ich konnte. Ich habe es gerne gemacht und wünschte, ich hätte mehr tun können.“[6][7]

Im Oktober 1941 fertigten die Disney-Studios das in den USA bekannte Logo für General Chennaults Freiwilligengruppe, der Chinese Air Force, besser bekannt als die Flying Tigers. Die erste Skizze stammt von Roy Williams, die von Hank Porter zum fertigen Design ausgearbeitet wurde, darauf dargestellt ist ein aufspringender geflügelter Tiger vor dem Buchstaben V, welcher für victory, also Sieg, steht.[2]

Zwei Logos wurden für das U.S. Navy Dental Corps gefertigt, das erste wurde am 20. Dezember 1941 von Leutnant Francis A. Sines der Naval Operations Base in Norfolk, Virginia, schriftlich erbeten. Das fertige kreisförmige Logo zeigte eine Ziege im Helm, welche dank gesunder Zähne kaut, dazu gab es die Aufschrift „Let's Go! Keep 'Em Chewing“ (sinngemäß „Los geht's! Lasst sie weiterkauen“).[8][9]

Das andere Logo für das U.S. Navy Dental Corps wurde am 5. Juli 1942 von Richard T. Street für die Medizinstudenten der Loyola University geordert und zeigt einen Donald Duck, der schwitzend einen riesigen Backenzahn trägt.[8][9]






On behalf of the men of the Marine Section, I would like to ask if you would be so kind as to sketch for us a crest to be adopted for our trade. We would like to have Donald Duck's nephews to illustrate the main work of this section. The first is servicing the aircraft ferrying crews, towing, and refueling the planes (flying boats) as they prepare for their various duties. The next is air-sea rescue and standing by flying. The third is supply - our larger boats supply the isolated stations with rations and fuel. I hope that this will be some help to you in sketching the crest for us.



I am writing to request an insignia design for this organization. We have seen such insignias for other organizations and we feel that one of our own would be an asset to us. The 692nd Field Artillery Battalion is a 105mm Howitzer Battalion with no functions other than that of a normal field artillery unit.



Die am meisten auf den Militär-Logos verwendete Figur ist Donald Duck, der mindestens 146-mal verwendet wurde. Am zweithäufigsten wurde Pluto verwendet, nämlich mindestens 35-mal, etwas häufiger als die Gremlins auf Platz 3, Goofy wurde mit mindestens 25 Verwendungen am vierthäufigsten verwendet, Platz fünf besetzt Jiminy Grille mit mindestens 24 Verwendungen. Micky Maus wurde mindestens 20-mal und Kater Karlo mindestens 19-mal verwendet.[1] Die häufigere Verwendung von Donald statt Micky auf den Militär-Logos wird von Jim Korkis damit erklärt, dass Micky als zu nett galt, um überzeugend aggressiv und bedrohlich zu wirken. Donald Duck hingegen erscheine aufgrund seiner lebhafteren Persönlichkeit auf erheblich mehr Logos.[10] Zusätzlich zu den etablierten Disney-Charakteren wurden auch hunderte neue Figuren gestaltet, darunter Katzen, Hunde, Affen, Eulen, Pelikane und Bienen.[3][4]


Porter verließ 1950 die Disney-Studios und gab seine Aufgaben an Bob Moore ab. Wenige Jahre später verstarb Porter an Krebs.[3][4]



1970er Jahre

[1]


Heute werden im Walt Disney World Resort in Rosie's All American Café noch viele der Kriegs-Logos ausgestellt, unter anderem welche mit Micky Maus, Donald Duck und einem Gremlin.[2] Auf der Landebahn von Castaway Cay befindet sich ein Flugzeug mit einer Hommage an das Lofo, welches die Disney-Studios für das 438th Fighter Squadron gestalteten, nämlich Donald Duck mit Fliegerbrille, der auf einem gelben Blitz reitet.[11][12][13]



  • U.S.S. Hornet
    U.S.S. Hornet
  • U.S.S. Borb (SS220)
    U.S.S. Borb (SS220)
  • U.S.S. S.C. 539
    U.S.S. S.C. 539
  • U.S.S. Hughes Destroyer Squadron 2
    U.S.S. Hughes Destroyer Squadron 2
  • U.S.S. PC-543
    U.S.S. PC-543
  • U.S.S. YMS-5
    U.S.S. YMS-5
  • U.S.S. Carnelian PY-19
    U.S.S. Carnelian PY-19
  • U.S.S. Cythera
    U.S.S. Cythera
  • U.S.S. Reliable (AMc 100)
    U.S.S. Reliable (AMc 100)
  • U.S.S. PC 776
    U.S.S. PC 776
  • U.S.S. ABSD-1
    U.S.S. ABSD-1
  • U.S.S. Positive, AMc 95
    U.S.S. Positive, AMc 95
  • U.S.S. Winooski (A038)
    U.S.S. Winooski (A038)
  • U.S.S. Golet
    U.S.S. Golet
  • U.S.S. Wasp
    U.S.S. Wasp
  • U.S.S. YMS 329
    U.S.S. YMS 329
  • U.S.S. Ocklawaha (A084)
    U.S.S. Ocklawaha (A084)
  • U.S.S. Pedmont
    U.S.S. Pedmont
  • U.S.S. Hammerhead
    U.S.S. Hammerhead
  • U.S.S. Guavina
    U.S.S. Guavina
  • U.S.S. Sand Lance (SS381)
    U.S.S. Sand Lance (SS381)
  • U.S.S. Raton
    U.S.S. Raton
  • United States Mosquito Fleet
    United States Mosquito Fleet
  • The Flying Tiger
    The Flying Tiger
  • 38th Bombardment Group, Air Corps
    38th Bombardment Group, Air Corps
  • 16th Bombardment Wing, 46th Bombardment Group
    16th Bombardment Wing, 46th Bombardment Group
  • 40th Bombardment Group
    40th Bombardment Group
  • 46th Bombardment Group
    46th Bombardment Group
  • 67th Bombardment Squadron, 44th Bombardment Group
    67th Bombardment Squadron, 44th Bombardment Group
  • 21st Bombardment Squadron
    21st Bombardment Squadron
  • 79th Bombardment Squadron
    79th Bombardment Squadron
  • 406th Bombardment Squadron
    406th Bombardment Squadron
  • 342nd Bombardment Squadron
    342nd Bombardment Squadron
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    15th Bombardment Squadron
  • 546th Bombardment Sqdm. Army Air Force
    546th Bombardment Sqdm. Army Air Force
  • 479th Bombardment Squadron
    479th Bombardment Squadron
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    393rd Bombardment Group (H)
  • 398th Bombardment Group, 603rd Squadron
    398th Bombardment Group, 603rd Squadron
  • 548th Bombardment Sq. (G)
    548th Bombardment Sq. (G)
  • 401st Bombardment Group
    401st Bombardment Group
  • 431st Bombardment Sqd.
    431st Bombardment Sqd.
  • 678th Bombardment Squadron
    678th Bombardment Squadron
  • 455th Bombardment Group
    455th Bombardment Group
  • 799th Bombardment Squadron
    799th Bombardment Squadron
  • 613th Bombardment Squadron
    613th Bombardment Squadron
  • 72th Pursuit Squadron of the 15th Pursuit Group, Air Corps
    72th Pursuit Squadron of the 15th Pursuit Group, Air Corps
  • 31st Pursuit Squadron
    31st Pursuit Squadron
  • 56th Pursuit Squadron
    56th Pursuit Squadron
  • 44th Pursuit Squadron
    44th Pursuit Squadron
  • Jackson Air Base
    Jackson Air Base
  • Air Base Detachment
    Air Base Detachment
  • Airship Patrol Squadron, No. 32
    Airship Patrol Squadron, No. 32
  • 126th Observation Squadron, Air Corps
    126th Observation Squadron, Air Corps
  • "A" Flight, No. 15, S.F.T.S., Royal Canadian Air Force
    "A" Flight, No. 15, S.F.T.S., Royal Canadian Air Force
  • First Ferrying Squadron, Army Air Field
    First Ferrying Squadron, Army Air Field
  • U.S. Naval Reserve Air Base
    U.S. Naval Reserve Air Base
  • Air Training Corps of America, New York City
    Air Training Corps of America, New York City
  • 29th Air Depot Group
    29th Air Depot Group
  • Ground-Air Support Command of the Second Air Force
    Ground-Air Support Command of the Second Air Force
  • 6th Fighter Squadron Army Air Forces
    6th Fighter Squadron Army Air Forces
  • 18th Patrol Force Civil Air Patrol
    18th Patrol Force Civil Air Patrol
  • 20th Photo Mapping Squadron, 4th Photo Group, Army Air Base
    20th Photo Mapping Squadron, 4th Photo Group, Army Air Base
  • Escort Fighting Squadron 26, Fleet Air Detach., Naval Air Sta.
    Escort Fighting Squadron 26, Fleet Air Detach., Naval Air Sta.
  • Aircraft Armamant Unit
    Aircraft Armamant Unit
  • Livermore Naval Air Station
    Livermore Naval Air Station
  • 920th Air Base Security Battalion
    920th Air Base Security Battalion
  • U.S. Civil Air Costal Patrol
    U.S. Civil Air Costal Patrol
  • 48th Air Base
    48th Air Base
  • Patrol Aircraft Rescue Boat
    Patrol Aircraft Rescue Boat
  • H&S Battery, 2nd Airdrome Btn.
    H&S Battery, 2nd Airdrome Btn.
  • 963rd Guard Squadron of an Observation Airdrome
    963rd Guard Squadron of an Observation Airdrome
  • 503rd Parachute Battalion
    503rd Parachute Battalion
  • 456th Parachute Field Artillary Btn.
    456th Parachute Field Artillary Btn.
  • 3rd Marine Parachute Btn. 3rd Marine Div.
    3rd Marine Parachute Btn. 3rd Marine Div.
  • 507th Parachute Regiment
    507th Parachute Regiment
  • 515th Parachute Infantry
    515th Parachute Infantry
  • Aviation Repair Unit No. 1
    Aviation Repair Unit No. 1
  • Naval Reserve Aviation Base
    Naval Reserve Aviation Base
  • Submarine Base - somewhere on the east coast
    Submarine Base - somewhere on the east coast
  • 2nd Reconnaissance Squadron
    2nd Reconnaissance Squadron
  • 3rd Reconnaissance Squadron
    3rd Reconnaissance Squadron
  • Seventh Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron
    Seventh Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron
  • 7th Reconnaissance Squadron, 7th Motorized Division
    7th Reconnaissance Squadron, 7th Motorized Division
  • 28th Cavalry Reconnaissance Grp.
    28th Cavalry Reconnaissance Grp.
  • 31st Reconnaissance Sqd. A.C.
    31st Reconnaissance Sqd. A.C.
  • 13th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron
    13th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron
  • 26th Photographic Squadron, 6th Photo Recon. and Map Group
    26th Photographic Squadron, 6th Photo Recon. and Map Group
  • Third Photographic Mapping Sqd.
    Third Photographic Mapping Sqd.
  • 9th Photo Squadron
    9th Photo Squadron
  • Eleventh Field Hospital
    Eleventh Field Hospital
  • Twenty-Second Field Hospital
    Twenty-Second Field Hospital
  • 74th Station Hospital
    74th Station Hospital
  • 302nd Station Hospital (CZ)
    302nd Station Hospital (CZ)
  • 21st Field Hospital
    21st Field Hospital
  • 57th Signal Battalion
    57th Signal Battalion
  • Fifth Signal Corps
    Fifth Signal Corps
  • 56th Signal Battalion
    56th Signal Battalion
  • 241st Signal Operations Co.
    241st Signal Operations Co.
  • 61st Signal Btn.
    61st Signal Btn.
  • First Polish Divisional Signals London, Great Britain
    First Polish Divisional Signals London, Great Britain
  • 41st Signal Construction Bn.
    41st Signal Construction Bn.
  • 774th Tank Destroyer Battalion
    774th Tank Destroyer Battalion
  • 628th Tank Destroyer Battalion
    628th Tank Destroyer Battalion
  • 806th Tank Destroyer Btn.
    806th Tank Destroyer Btn.
  • 632nd Tank Destroyer Btn.
    632nd Tank Destroyer Btn.
  • 751st Tank Battalion
    751st Tank Battalion
  • 701st Tank Battalion (M)
    701st Tank Battalion (M)
  • 774th Tank Battalion
    774th Tank Battalion
  • 8th Tank Group
    8th Tank Group
  • 8th Tank Group
    8th Tank Group
  • Ordnance Company 8th Tank Group
    Ordnance Company 8th Tank Group
  • Headquarters Detachment 8th Tank Group
    Headquarters Detachment 8th Tank Group
  • 47th School Squadron
    47th School Squadron
  • 445th School Squadron
    445th School Squadron
  • Bomb Disposal School
    Bomb Disposal School
  • 56th School Squadron (SP) AAF
    56th School Squadron (SP) AAF
  • 1008 School Squadron (SP)
    1008 School Squadron (SP)
  • Sqd. No. 12, U.S. Navy Fleet Schools Destroyer Base, San Diego
    Sqd. No. 12, U.S. Navy Fleet Schools Destroyer Base, San Diego
  • 333rd School Squadron AAFAS, Williams Field
    333rd School Squadron AAFAS, Williams Field
  • 317th Technical School Squadron
    317th Technical School Squadron
  • Yuma Aerial Gunnery School
    Yuma Aerial Gunnery School
  • Sheepshead Training Station U.S. Maritime Service
    Sheepshead Training Station U.S. Maritime Service
  • 11th Naval District Section Base
    11th Naval District Section Base
  • Naval Ordnance Lab.
    Naval Ordnance Lab.
  • Naval Reserve Training Corps
    Naval Reserve Training Corps
  • Coast Guard Artillary of the Fourth Naval District
    Coast Guard Artillary of the Fourth Naval District
  • Corsoir Fleet, U.S. Coast Guard
    Corsoir Fleet, U.S. Coast Guard
  • Coast Guard (83359)
    Coast Guard (83359)
  • Coast Guard (83359)
    Coast Guard (83359)
  • Coast Guard Station
    Coast Guard Station
  • Lower Hudson Division U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
    Lower Hudson Division U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
  • U.S. Naval Operating Base
    U.S. Naval Operating Base
  • District Communication Office Fifth Naval District
    District Communication Office Fifth Naval District
  • Naval Air Station, Clinton
    Naval Air Station, Clinton
  • H.M. M.T.B. 62 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
    H.M. M.T.B. 62 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
  • 78th Naval Construction Bn.
    78th Naval Construction Bn.
  • VJ-7 Squadron Naval Air Station
    VJ-7 Squadron Naval Air Station
  • Supply Battalion of the Fifth Armored Division
    Supply Battalion of the Fifth Armored Division
  • Thirteenth Armored Division
    Thirteenth Armored Division
  • 56th Armored Infantry Regiment of the 12th Armored Division
    56th Armored Infantry Regiment of the 12th Armored Division
  • 504th Military Police Battalion
    504th Military Police Battalion
  • 36th Military Police, Fort Lawton
    36th Military Police, Fort Lawton
  • 4th Field Artillery Battalion
    4th Field Artillery Battalion
  • 74th Field Artillery Battalion
    74th Field Artillery Battalion
  • Battery D, 114th Field Artillery
    Battery D, 114th Field Artillery
  • Battery B, 202nd Coast Artillery
    Battery B, 202nd Coast Artillery
  • 1st Defense Battalion, Fleet Marine Force
    1st Defense Battalion, Fleet Marine Force
  • Eagle Squadron, R.A.F.
    Eagle Squadron, R.A.F.
  • Company B, 84th Chemical Btn.
    Company B, 84th Chemical Btn.
  • National Fire Service Statts, England
    National Fire Service Statts, England
  • 204th Quartermaster Battalion
    204th Quartermaster Battalion
  • V.R. 1 - Transport Squadron
    V.R. 1 - Transport Squadron
  • 303rd Coast Artillary Barrage Balloon Btn.
    303rd Coast Artillary Barrage Balloon Btn.
  • Dispatch Boats, Division Four
    Dispatch Boats, Division Four
  • Alaskan Sector
    Alaskan Sector
  • Basic A.A.F. Flying Squadron
    Basic A.A.F. Flying Squadron
  • 12th Armoured Division
    12th Armoured Division
  • Falcao L.A.B., Rio de Janeiro
    Falcao L.A.B., Rio de Janeiro
  • R.C.A.F. Overseas
    R.C.A.F. Overseas
  • 505th Bombing Squadron
    505th Bombing Squadron
  • 60th Construction Btn. of the Navy Seabees
    60th Construction Btn. of the Navy Seabees
  • 1696th Ordnance MM Co. (AVN) (Q)
    1696th Ordnance MM Co. (AVN) (Q)
  • 117th CA GP (AA)
    117th CA GP (AA)
  • 781st Ordnance Light Maintenance Co. 81st Infantry Division
    781st Ordnance Light Maintenance Co. 81st Infantry Division
  • Publications Branch of the Office of the Chief of Ordnance, War Dept.
    Publications Branch of the Office of the Chief of Ordnance, War Dept.
  • 44th Engineers (C)
    44th Engineers (C)
  • 374th Two-Engine Flying Training Sqdn.
    374th Two-Engine Flying Training Sqdn.
  • Southern Frontier Liaison Patrol
    Southern Frontier Liaison Patrol
  • Army Air Cadets, St. George
    Army Air Cadets, St. George
  • Fighting Squadron Nine
    Fighting Squadron Nine
  • Oklahoma Civil Air Patrol
    Oklahoma Civil Air Patrol
  • Alaskan Wing of the Air Transport Command
    Alaskan Wing of the Air Transport Command
  • 365th Service Squadron, 336th Service Group
    365th Service Squadron, 336th Service Group
  • 501st Bomb. Sq. (M) AAF, 345th Bomb. Gr. (M) AAF
    501st Bomb. Sq. (M) AAF, 345th Bomb. Gr. (M) AAF
  • Patrol Sqd. 203, Patrol Wings U.S. Atlantic Fleet
    Patrol Sqd. 203, Patrol Wings U.S. Atlantic Fleet
  • 469th Q.M. Truck Regiment
    469th Q.M. Truck Regiment
  • Co. D., 349th Infantry
    Co. D., 349th Infantry
  • Co. D., 349th Infantry
    Co. D., 349th Infantry
  • 372nd Bomber Squadron
    372nd Bomber Squadron
  • 60th Air Depot Group
    60th Air Depot Group
  • 12th Combat Camera Unit Detachment, 12th Air Force
    12th Combat Camera Unit Detachment, 12th Air Force
  • 1st Airdrome Squadron
    1st Airdrome Squadron
  • 792nd Coast Artillery Bn. AA
    792nd Coast Artillery Bn. AA
  • Air-Sea Rescue Launch, R.A.F.
    Air-Sea Rescue Launch, R.A.F.
  • C.G.C. 74321
    C.G.C. 74321
  • 13th Ordnance (MM Co.)
    13th Ordnance (MM Co.)
  • No. 73 F.T.S., R.C.A.F.
    No. 73 F.T.S., R.C.A.F.
  • Battery C, 692nd Field Artillery Btn.
    Battery C, 692nd Field Artillery Btn.
  • "Sea Wolf" Sqd. R.C.A.F.
    "Sea Wolf" Sqd. R.C.A.F.
  • 253rd Field Artillery Btn.
    253rd Field Artillery Btn.
  • 937th Field Artillery Btn.
    937th Field Artillery Btn.
  • 82nd Airdome Squadron
    82nd Airdome Squadron
  • Marine Scout Bomber Sqd. 133
    Marine Scout Bomber Sqd. 133
  • Ninth Armored Division
    Ninth Armored Division
  • 544th Single Eng. Fly. Train. Sqd.
    544th Single Eng. Fly. Train. Sqd.
  • Operational Training Sqd. 8 U.S. Marine Corps Air Station
    Operational Training Sqd. 8 U.S. Marine Corps Air Station
  • Crew 72, 527th Squadron
    Crew 72, 527th Squadron
  • Carrier Aircraft Service Unit No. 22
    Carrier Aircraft Service Unit No. 22
  • 145th Squadron, R.C.A.F. Overseas
    145th Squadron, R.C.A.F. Overseas
  • 1131st Military Police Company
    1131st Military Police Company
  • 839th Navigation Training Sqd.
    839th Navigation Training Sqd.
  • Marine Fighting Squadron 422, Marine Base Def. Aircraft Group 42
    Marine Fighting Squadron 422, Marine Base Def. Aircraft Group 42
  • Argus Unit 7
    Argus Unit 7
  • Airship Squadron Fourteen
    Airship Squadron Fourteen
  • Marine Scout Bombing Sqd. 245, Marine Base Def. Aircraft Grp. 41
    Marine Scout Bombing Sqd. 245, Marine Base Def. Aircraft Grp. 41
  • 32nd Sqd. Air Training Corps
    32nd Sqd. Air Training Corps
  • Marine Fighter Squadron 322 Grp. 32, 34th Marine Aircraft Wing
    Marine Fighter Squadron 322 Grp. 32, 34th Marine Aircraft Wing
  • Bombing Squadron 102
    Bombing Squadron 102
  • Second Armored Corps
    Second Armored Corps
  • Aircraft Ferry Division
    Aircraft Ferry Division
  • Chemical Warfare Section of Camp Lee
    Chemical Warfare Section of Camp Lee
  • Training Group 2, Hobbs Army Air Field
    Training Group 2, Hobbs Army Air Field
  • Eightieth Fighter Squadron
    Eightieth Fighter Squadron
  • Army Nurse Corps
    Army Nurse Corps
  • Tenth Medical Battalion
    Tenth Medical Battalion
  • Ships Repair AD-40
    Ships Repair AD-40
  • 494th Base Headquarters and Air Base Squadron
    494th Base Headquarters and Air Base Squadron
  • Marine Fighting Sqd. 217, Marine Base Defense Aircraft GRP 43
    Marine Fighting Sqd. 217, Marine Base Defense Aircraft GRP 43
  • Fourth Medical Btn., Fourth Marine Division F.M.F.
    Fourth Medical Btn., Fourth Marine Division F.M.F.
  • VMSB-333, MAG-33, 3rd M.A.W. F.M.F.
    VMSB-333, MAG-33, 3rd M.A.W. F.M.F.
  • 247th AAA S/L Btn., Battery C
    247th AAA S/L Btn., Battery C
  • Fifth Battalion U.S.N.T.S.
    Fifth Battalion U.S.N.T.S.
  • Hq. Sq. 41 MBDAG-41
    Hq. Sq. 41 MBDAG-41
  • Phoebe, the SeaBee
    Phoebe, the SeaBee
  • VMF (N) 521 Navy 60
    VMF (N) 521 Navy 60
  • 438th Fighter Squadron
    438th Fighter Squadron
  • 387th Port Btn. (TC)
    387th Port Btn. (TC)
  • 486th Anti Aircraft Artillery
    486th Anti Aircraft Artillery
  • 566th AAA AW Battalion
    566th AAA AW Battalion
  • 474th Fighter Group
    474th Fighter Group
  • 337th Fighter Squadron
    337th Fighter Squadron
  • 837th Chemical Co. Air Operations (M&H) Third Provisional Regiment
    837th Chemical Co. Air Operations (M&H) Third Provisional Regiment
  • Bombing Squadron Two U.S. Atlantic Fleet
    Bombing Squadron Two U.S. Atlantic Fleet
  • 369th Fighter Group
    369th Fighter Group
  • 307th Training Group, 28th Sqd.
    307th Training Group, 28th Sqd.
  • C.G.C. 83-337
    C.G.C. 83-337
  • 275th Armored Field Artillery Btn.
    275th Armored Field Artillery Btn.
  • Composite Squadron Forty-one
    Composite Squadron Forty-one
  • Troop C 19th Cav. Rcn. Sq. (MECZ)
    Troop C 19th Cav. Rcn. Sq. (MECZ)
  • Service Sqdn. Marine Aircraft Group 23
    Service Sqdn. Marine Aircraft Group 23
  • 881st Field Artillery Battalion
    881st Field Artillery Battalion
  • Composite Squadron Seventy-nine
    Composite Squadron Seventy-nine
  • Third Auxiliary Surgical Group
    Third Auxiliary Surgical Group
  • GRO PAC 11
    GRO PAC 11
  • U.S.S. Sea Dog
    U.S.S. Sea Dog
  • Second Photo. Tech. Sqd.
    Second Photo. Tech. Sqd.
  • U.S.C.G.R. 1173
    U.S.C.G.R. 1173
  • U.S.S. Sea Cat (SS399)
    U.S.S. Sea Cat (SS399)
  • No. 438 Squadron, R.C.A.F.
    No. 438 Squadron, R.C.A.F.
  • 222nd Field Artillery Battalion
    222nd Field Artillery Battalion
  • U.S.S. Pogy
    U.S.S. Pogy
  • U.S.S.Y.T. 362
    U.S.S.Y.T. 362
  • U.S.S. Jubilant, A.M. 255
    U.S.S. Jubilant, A.M. 255
  • U.S.S. Ronquil (SS396)
    U.S.S. Ronquil (SS396)
  • Btry D, 489th AAA AW Bn
    Btry D, 489th AAA AW Bn
  • 958th Eng. Topographic Co. (AVN)
    958th Eng. Topographic Co. (AVN)
  • U.S.S. Flier
    U.S.S. Flier
  • U.S.S. LCT (6) #922 Flotilla "8" Group 23
    U.S.S. LCT (6) #922 Flotilla "8" Group 23
  • U.S.S. Andromeda (AKA15)
    U.S.S. Andromeda (AKA15)
  • U.S.S. Hackleback (SS295)
    U.S.S. Hackleback (SS295)
  • Hq. 19th Cavalry Rcn. Sqd. (MECZ)
    Hq. 19th Cavalry Rcn. Sqd. (MECZ)
  • U.S.S. Sapelo
    U.S.S. Sapelo
  • Acorn Thirty-Six
    Acorn Thirty-Six
  • Eastern Sea Frontier Naval Carrier Pigeon Corps
    Eastern Sea Frontier Naval Carrier Pigeon Corps
  • Co C 714th Tank Btn. 12th Armd. Div.
    Co C 714th Tank Btn. 12th Armd. Div.
  • Torpedo Boat Sqdn. 36
    Torpedo Boat Sqdn. 36
  • Patrol Frigate 55 (USS Bath)
    Patrol Frigate 55 (USS Bath)
  • U.S.S. Redfish (SS395)
    U.S.S. Redfish (SS395)
  • 484th BG (p) 824th BG (p)
    484th BG (p) 824th BG (p)
  • Cencats (Central Pacific Air Transport Service)
    Cencats (Central Pacific Air Transport Service)
  • U.S.S. Jason (ARH-1)
    U.S.S. Jason (ARH-1)
  • H.M.C.S. Forest Hill
    H.M.C.S. Forest Hill
  • 319th Boat Company
    319th Boat Company
  • U.S.S. Lunga Point (CVE95)
    U.S.S. Lunga Point (CVE95)
  • 112th Naval Construction Co.C.
    112th Naval Construction Co.C.
  • Heavy Anti Aircraft Group 16th Anti Aircraft Bn. Corps Art. V. Amphibious Corps
    Heavy Anti Aircraft Group 16th Anti Aircraft Bn. Corps Art. V. Amphibious Corps
  • S&S Co. 2nd Ser. Bn. 2nd Marine Division
    S&S Co. 2nd Ser. Bn. 2nd Marine Division
  • Light Anti Aircraft Group 16th Anti Aircraft Bn. Corps Art. V. Amphibious Corps
    Light Anti Aircraft Group 16th Anti Aircraft Bn. Corps Art. V. Amphibious Corps
  1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 1,2 1,3 John Baxter (2014). „Chapter 4: The Military Insignia“, in: John Baxter, „Disney During World War II: How the Walt Disney Studio Contributed to Victory in the War“, Disney Book Publishing, 2014, ISBN 9781423180272, S. 122-132
  2. ↑ 2,0 2,1 2,2 Jim Korkis (16.11.2022). „Hidden Treasures of Walt Disney World“. mouseplanet.com
  3. ↑ 3,0 3,1 3,2 Jim Korkis (11.03.2020). „What’s Buzzin’ With Spike the Bee?“ mouseplanet.com
  4. ↑ 4,0 4,1 4,2 Wade Sampson (03.02.2010). „Forgotten Disney Character: Scoopy Bee“. mouseplanet.com
  5. ↑ Jim Korkis (01.04.2020). „The True Story of Roy ‚Big Mooseketeer‘ Williams“. mouseplanet.com
  6. ↑ „Hank Porter got swamped on doing insignias for the military so I did maybe thirty or so of those. Hank did hundreds or thousands. I could draw just about every Disney character so I was asked to help whenever I could. I liked doing it and wish I could have done more.“
  7. ↑ Jim Korkis (18.01.2017). „Walt Goes to War: Part One“. mouseplanet.com
  8. ↑ 8,0 8,1 Jim Korkis (10.08.2022). „Disney Goes Dental“. mouseplanet.com
  9. ↑ 9,0 9,1 Wade Sampson (16.07.2008). „The Whole Tooth: Disney and Dentistry“. mouseplanet.com
  10. ↑ Jim Korkis (07.11.2018). „Secret Tales of Mickey Mouse“. mouseplanet.com
  11. ↑ Jim Korkis (29.06.2022). „SEAcret Stuff on the Disney Cruise Line“. mouseplanet.com
  12. ↑ Jim Korkis (29.01.2020). „Some Questions About DCL’s Disney Wish“. mouseplanet.com
  13. ↑ Jim Korkis (11.02.2015). „The Many Stories of Castaway Cay“. mouseplanet.com
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