Informal patches, though, are generally created from the ground up, by troops who want to celebrate a particular heritage or identity of a unit. The dark green authorized patch of U.S. Army Civil ...

Eligibility for the patch "does not authorize pay entitlements such as hostile fire pay, imminent danger pay, or combat zone ...

The policy shift, issued last week, covers soldiers who served in Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, ...

The new patch, unit crest, and motto keeps us focused on who we serve - Soldiers First," Evans said. ... February 28, 2020 U.S. Army authorizes combat patch for service in Somalia; ...

The U.S. Army National Guard's 29th Infantry Division is keeping its patch that honors service in the Confederate Army. "We applaud the decision of the Naming Commission to recommend the 29th ...

Army patches tend to be a little more official, but as long as they’ve been around – and they go back more than 100 years to WWI – there have been some weird ones. This is the U.S. Army ...

The black, white and gold used in patch and unit insignia resemble the colors of the U.S. Army, the release states. Army Futures Command is scheduled to be up and running at full operational ...

This led to some interesting unit patches -- like you see here in the museum." The museum maintains a collection of over 160 aircraft, many with unit insignias painted on or accompanied by unit ...

The policy covers soldiers assigned or attached to units supporting operations within U.S. Central Command and U.S. Africa Command nations listed in the memo, allowing them to wear the Shoulder Sleeve ...

The new patch is as special to Williams as the Screaming Eagle badge he wears to signify his service in the 101 st Airborne Division, his first unit, he said. Soldiers assigned to U.S. Army Japan ...

The Army forces on Japan include a battalion from 10th Special Forces Group, an air defense artillery brigade, signals troops, transportation units and support forces. U.S. soldiers are based on ...

The Army approved the request in April 2023. USFJ then assigned a team led by Lt. Col. Matt Wright to work with the Army’s Institute of Heraldry at Fort Belvoir, Va., to design the new patch.