1 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Command Sgt. Maj. William Koller places the new U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit Shoulder Sleeve Insignia on USAMU commander, Lt. Col. Don King, Jr., Apr. 2, 2013 ...

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 ...

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

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

The United States Army Financial Management Command held a ceremony at its headquarters here Thursday to formally uncase new unit colors and unveil a new shoulder sleeve insignia that symbolizes ...

With the Army rapidly expanding, the 81st infantry Division started wearing patches with the silhouette of a wildcat on their uniforms, to distinguish the unit.

U.S. Army Alaska will be redesignated as the 11th Airborne Division this summer, and the force will be reintroducing the patch used decades ago, but with an Arctic twist. The original unit ...

Soldiers who deployed to 15 countries in Africa and the Middle East between October 2023 and June 2025 are now authorized to ...

The Army’s pilot program to bring together active-duty, Army Reserve and Army National Guard units is well underway as soldiers trade patches and form relationships across the components.

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 ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army’s multidomain task force units could see elements that include allies and partners, according to the head of U.S. Army Pacific. “We’re actually doing some work ...

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.