The embroidered patch is a concise way for different units within the military to show what they're about. Patches can cram a lot of visual information and text into a small space, conveying the ...

History of Shoulder Patches in the US Military The use of official unit patches in the US military can be traced back to the American Civil War, when field uniforms became more "uniform" in design ...

The design of the patch must be approved by the relevant unit commanding officer, and it may be worn in lieu of the traditional left "Don't Tread on Me" shoulder patch in non-tactical environments ...

With the changing of the patch, the 160th SOAR (A) officially joins the USASOAC team. The Soldiers will continue to wear their regiment crest, all others assigned to USASOAC will don the new ...