Soldiers are making the patch swaps at giant bases like Fort Bragg ... and trash collection for nearly all Army bases, fall under Army Materiel Command, the service-wide command that manages ...

At this point, there are countless military units, all with their own patch. What is the absolutely craziest one you’ve seen? Are you in an Army aviation brigade and rocking a pegasus on your ...

You all were just wearing a different patch.” The shoulder sleeve insignia for the 7th ATC was approved June 23, 1943. The letter “A” for “Army” is formed by seven steps indicating the ...

Clay Cromwell (No. 97), John Marshall (No. 1), Max Sandlin (No. 56) and Brent Self (No. 65) are all wearing jersey patches that have special meaning to them. John Marshall (No. 1) is wearing ...

Alongside every new uniform is a series of patches, and with modern uniforms, they're almost all attached via "military grade" hook and loop fasteners (what civilians call "Velcro"). This makes ...

An Army executive order in January directs senior responsible officers, who in most cases are generals, to exercise tactical control of their garrisons and all organizations providing services.

A poster from the Army's second round of Be All You Can Be advertisements ... and the second, “First Patch,” shows family members placing patches on their newly graduated soldiers at the ...

Shoulder insignia have varied even more ... as well as critical info about how to join and all the benefits of service. Subscribe to Military.com and receive customized updates delivered straight ...

The patch can be worn on a soldier’s left shoulder sleeve, Army officials said during the ceremony. “You are all part of history being made today in the most consequential region at the most ...

“The new patch signifying the Army Element of USFJ represents their mission in support of the U.S. Japan Alliance, with the Army members being part of the joint command composed of six U.S ...