The Army expanded eligibility for the shoulder sleeve insignia for military operations in hostile conditions, commonly known ...

Unit patches. Unless you are in the Marines, chances are you’re wearing them on your uniform at some point. And there are some, often little seen, patches that are just, at the end of the day ...

From the Army to the Navy to the Air Force – sorry Marine Corps – these are the best unit patches out there. ... This is the U.S. Army South patch, submitted by Shanna Summy.

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 ...

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 ...

US Army’s Combat Patch for ISIS Conflict ... readers who say the design makes it look more like a unit patch of a Middle Eastern military ... attack Monday on a U.S. military base in ...

Army unit banishes combat patches, badges. Oriana Pawlyk. Military Times. You earn it, you keep it, you wear it. ... U.S. Army tape and the unit's 4th Infantry Division insignia. ...

These patches are a window into the most classified reaches of the US military. "This is one the very few glimpses that you get into this world, the black world, as they call it," says Paglen.

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.

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley and the 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade unveiled a new brown beret at the unit’s activation ceremony Feb. 8 at Fort Benning, Georgia.

"There's a collection of different unit patches that we're all wearing right now," Maj. Gen. Brian Eifler, who led US Army Alaska and now commands the 11th Airborne Division, said at the press ...

The unit shoulder patches worn by the Army and Marines were not approved until relatively late in the war, ... The Indian head was taken from the popular U.S.-minted Saint-Gaudens $20 gold coin.