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Get it right! Unit patches actually had no prescribed regulation position when sewn to the upper sleeve, but usually they were placed 1/2"-1" under the shoulder seam. The wearer's current unit was sewn to the left sleeve, while any previous unit might be placed on the right sleeve. |
Rangers & Special Unit Patches
Last Updated: December 2, 2008
US Army Rangers
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 Rangers Lozenge, early 2nd & 5th Battalions ("theatre-made" bullion) $20.00 |
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Other Special Forces
 1st Special Service Force (1942-1945) Joint US-Canadian commando unit, fought in the Italian campaign and southern France. $10.00 |
 442nd Combat Team (1st pattern, 1943) "Nisei" (1943-1946); Made up of Japanese-American volunteers. Participated in the Italian campaign. $10.00 |
 442nd Combat Team (2nd pattern) This variation quickly replaced the 1st pattern in late 1943. $10.00 |
 Special Forces Airborne For Airborne personnel assigned to special task forces. $10.00 |
 Interallied Mission FFI ("theatre-made" bullion) Special patch for those personnel in units assigned to special operations who worked with the Free French during the German occupation. $10.00 |
 Provisional Engineer Special Brigade Group (PESBG) The Army "Beach Battalion" engineers bore this distinctive patch. $10.00 |
 Amphibious Training Command Worn as a pocket patch by members of the amphibious operations and training command from 1942 until 1946. After 1946, when the command was redesignated as a center, it was renamed "Engineer Special Brigades" and worn as a shoulder patch. $10.00 |
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