Army Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badges Badge Finish:Silver Oxidized of a fleet or task

of a fleet or task force

United States Army Male Shoulder Boards - Special Forces

the second branch color is used as a 1⁄8-inch inside border

recipients must have satisfactorily performed duty while assigned as a member of an infantry

The badge may be awarded retroactively to individuals who performed duties as a Parachute Rigger prior to the establishment of the Parachute Rigger School at Fort Lee in May 1951

Army Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badges Badge Finish:Silver Oxidized of a fleet or taskUnited States Army Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badge Criteria: Personnel may wear no more than two identification badges on one pocket or side of the coat of the uniform. When two identification badges are worn on the same side or pocket, the precedence of the badges is from the wearer's right (highest) to left (lowest). When more than two badges are awarded that are worn on the same side, the individual may determine which two badges are