Every unit patch — officially the “shoulder sleeve insignia” — has a storied history behind it. It’s the hallmark of your newfound home in the Army and defines the mission you’ve been ...

Sgt. 1st Class Justin Thomas, detachment sergeant for the 88th MP Det., said he looked forward to working directly for the garrison. While his unit’s U.S. Army Japan patch changed to the U.S ...

Soldiers assigned to the new Army Futures Command have both a new shoulder sleeve insignia and distinctive unit insignia. Both carry a central theme, an anvil, as a symbol of the unit's motto ...

Altman said the transition solidifies the unit’s relationship ... the USARJ patch with a U.S. Army Materiel Command patch. Sgt. Benjamin Gregory, a military police investigator, was one of ...

Maj. Mark Dornbusch, battalion sergeant major, left, changes the unit patch on Alpha Company commander and first sergeant, from the Texas Army National Guard's 36th Infantry Division “T Patch ...

U.S. Army Alaska will be redesignated as the 11th Airborne Division this summer, and the force will be reintroducing the patch used decades ago, but with an Arctic twist. The original unit ...

It was the First U.S. Army Group, or FUSAG. Now, every Army unit needs a patch. And the units assigned to FUSAG definitely had some of the best patches around. Though others, like this design from ...

But the move has some soldiers riled up. "Combat patches aren't worn to say 'look I've deployed' or 'I love this unit'," wrote Tom Simpkins on the Army Times Facebook page in an answer to a ...

All Navy players will wear a patch honoring a military unit for the game at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, where Navy (9-2) will play for its first win against Army (5-7) since 2015.

According to the Washington Post, the Army is likely rolling out the patch because soldiers traditionally wear unit patches on both shoulders, while US Army uniforms also offer more Velcro for the ...