? for Army vets, unit patches

served all of my four years and spent my time in iraq with the 1-1 CAV, under the command of the 1AD.

Steadfast and Loyal

4th Infantry Division, Central Highlands, RVN 1968-1969

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Just Army? Blatant discrimination!

I was in the 24th ID when it was redesignated the 3rd ID.

Det 1 HHC 1/108th INF NYARNG 11B, we were reorged to
222nd MP Company 102 MP BN, soon I'll have the new MOS of 31B

I was with "Old Abe" for all three yrs. HHC 2 Brigade then B 4/77 AFA

Hi, carlrodd,

When I was with the First Armored Div., that was called the First Tank Bn. Same crest, though.

Jim

@ID: that was actually a point I was wondering: what year did Marines stop wearing patches?

Well before my time, but there are tons of older patches being sold by collectors, and even today they still make the patches.

I picked up my copy of the above 11th Marines patch at the PX in Camp Pendleton. Never knew quite what one is supposed to do with it, but it's cool to have.

-MV

Hey, it's not my fault the AF doesn't wear a shoulder patch. I did wear this on my fatigue pocket.

4th Psyops Group

JFK Special Warfare Center, originally at Ft. Bragg, NC but deployed to Viet Nam in 1968. We called ourselve the Flying Piss Pots

26th Infantry Div. "Yankee Division"

hi jim. my 1AD history is failing, as it was never my tip-top priority(we CAV guys tried to keep to ourselves), but i'm assuming that was some time ago.

3rd Infantry Division
"Not fancy, Just tough!"

Same as depicts. I was in Vietnam in 1968, with the 4th Infantry.

I ETS'd directly from there, but I was with other units before going to the 4th as an individual replacement. If I were to wear or display a shoulder patch today it would be the 4th, because it's the unit to which I was assigned when my service ended, and because it's the unit to which I was assigned when I was in a place where people might shoot at me. I always figured that ought'a count for something.

I'm kind of useless posting pics, but I wore the 82D Airborne, 6th ID (Airborne), and 172d SIB (Airborne).

SAPPERS FOREWARD!

AIRBORNE...ALL THE WAY!

Hawkmoon...and others

Welcome Home Brothers

How do you guys post a unit patch on here?

Was my home for 4 years...

Then I found a new home.

To upload images:

I wasn't at home to scan my patch in so I did a search on Google and found my patch, saved a copy on my computer, opened Photoshop (you can use any other imaging software) and sized it as stated below.

To post images set up a free account with http://www.photobucket.com. You can upload image files and copy and paste the http link from below the image into your post. Make the file size 72 dpi and about 4 inches tall or 5 inches wide depending on whether the photo is vertical or horizontal.

You can edit your post and add the link from photobucket.

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But I am only a student and will be for nearly another year.

Second Armored Cavalry Regiment. Always Ready!