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Top Gun Paintball Patches from Mike Galvin

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Here are two Top Gun patches that Mike Galvin Jr. sent pictures of (I edited the background).
The patch on the left is the original Top Gun patch from likely the late 80s.
The patch on the right is the ten year anniversary patch from 1998.

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