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 ...

Patches from the Army's overseas commands are among the most distinctive -- and unheralded -- shoulder patches of World War II. They are colorful, in most cases short-lived, and showcase an armed ...

(U.S. Army image) The 194th Glider Infantry Regiment Patch is a historical release, tied to the long-retired glider infantry units of World War II. But the patch is a classic, with a glider ...

“All Army patches have an entire history behind them ... The early success of German armor during WWII expedited the creation of the U.S.’s own armor organization, leading the War Department ...

During World War II, Disney had its artists draw up roughly 1,200 insignias for the U.S. military, many for Naval units. After Mickey Mouse rode a goose in a patch for a Naval Reserve squadron ...

they need to look back at the history of Army Aviation. "One of our really early ones is the 1105th Aero Replacement Squadron 'flying elephant' patch from WWI," said Mitchell. "There are probably ...

During one of the greatest wars in Europe, like the Army, the Marines wore shoulder unit patches, and amid all the fighting, the Corps had to weigh in on its design. After World War II the Marine ...

The original unit, deactivated in 1965 and nicknamed "Angels," fought in the Pacific theater in World War II ... as the Army was drawing up helicopter tactics. Alaska's upcoming patch is identical ...

Disney military insignia, which featured characters from ... For the generation that fought World War II, Disney character images possessed an iconic heft that has no analog in contemporary ...