Doesn't ring a bell-maybe Morocco? The global jump wing poster used to be at my old unit; if you can find the entire poster, it likely has the pic. The Bragg/Turner book probably also has it. Try a militaria store.

Foreign Jump Wings

Foreign Jump Wings, or Parachutist Wings, are awarded to U.S. Army Parachutists when they complete parachutist training in a foreign country under a foreign commanding officer. All soldiers that have these badges have also earned at least a Parachutist Basic Badge. Foreign Paratroopers travel to...

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It's morocco.

The metal version from 50s-70s is much more common. This seems more modern.

 

As I recall, many military's have both a cloth as well as metallic version of their airborne insignia. I have no idea if that is the case here with Morocco. (Perhaps they have/(had) both?

As an example, the Netherlands cloth jump wings are not authorized for wear by US military, however, the metallic wings are authorized - but only on dress uniforms: ie, at the presentation ceremony upon earning 'foreign jump wings' many US personnel are pinned with a cloth insignia but will be required to obtain a metallic version for wear on their Class A uniform.

Foreign Wings

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Dutch jump wings

A U.S. Army paratrooper receives his Dutch parachute badge from a Dutch Army jumpmaster Sept. 18, 2015 after jumping onto Houtdorperveld Drop Zone, the Netherlands as part of the 71st anniversary of Operation Market Garden. The commemorative multinational jump included troops from the U.S...

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Thank you