The dark green authorized patch of U.S. Army Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Command (Airborne) has a vertical sword in the middle, representing the military nature of the command ...

Who doesn’t want to walk around with a flaming sword on their ... With the Army rapidly expanding, the 81st infantry Division started wearing patches with the silhouette of a wildcat on their ...

On a background of olive green sits a navy-blue triangle jammed with symbols: an anchor, a shield centered on a pair of wings, a lit torch and two swords ... unit patches on their Army-Navy ...

The Army's patch features crossed scimitars, a palm wreath and stars. The scimitars, short swords with curved blades, are meant to symbolize the twin goals of the U.S.-led coalition: to defeat the ...

When first activated in 2023, OSTC was authorized to wear the U.S. Army Star Logo Patch, which is worn by ... In her right hand is a sword, signifying power and authority. The demi-laurel wreath ...

One of the most enduring traditions of the Army-Navy Game involves the special patches players on both sides have sewn onto their jerseys. Many players, such as Navy senior fullback and offensive ...

“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 ...