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Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a red disc with a white arrowhead and blue 5-sided star within., "The star is symbolic of command, and its extended upper point emphasizes direction and purpose. The arrowhead denotes the combat aspect of the Command."

"Yellow and red are the colors of Vietnam. The red ground alludes to the infiltration and aggression from beyond the embattled wall (i.e. the Great Wall of China). The opening in the wall, through which this infiltration and aggression flows, is blocked by the sword representing United States military aid and support. The wall is arched and the sword is pointed upward in reference to the offensive action pushing the aggressors back."

"The shoulder sleeve insignia was originally approved for the Sixth Army on 26 January 1927. The original design was cancelled and a new design approved on 10 January 1945. It was amended to change the background color from olive drab to Army Green on 6 December 1960.On a six pointed white star with a red border, a red letter 'A', all on an Army Green disc. The six pointed star is significant of the number "six" and the red letter 'A' signifies 'Army.' The red and white colors are the colors of the design approved for distinguishing flags for the numbered Armies." https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/6army.htm

Cloth insignia is a blue shield with white wings and a red circle in the center ringed in white. Inside the red circle is a white, "11."

Shoulder sleeve insignia consists of, "a green taro leaf with a yellow border set on a red disk bordered in black."--24th Infantry Division Association

"On an equilateral triangle with a 1/8 inch (.32cm) green border, 3 7/16 inches (8.73cm) in height overall, one point up, divided into three sections, the upper section yellow, the dexter section blue and the sinister section red, a gun bendwise in front of a tank track and wheels all in black and overall a red lightning flash bendsinisterwise. In the apex the Arabic numeral "8" in black."--The Institute of Heraldry (Description of patch is taken from the 4th Armored Division page at the Institute of Heraldry replacing the arabic number 4 with an arabic number 3)

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a red shield with a yellow border. A yellow wall runs horizontally through the middle with a break in the center through which a white sword runs vertically., "Yellow and red are the colors of Vietnam. The red ground alludes to the infiltration and aggression from beyond the embattled wall (i.e. the Great Wall of China). The opening in the wall, through which this infiltration and aggression flows, is blocked by the sword representing United States military aid and support. The wall is arched and the sword is pointed upward in reference to the offensive action pushing the aggressors back."

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is shaped like a shield with a white border. The shield is split into three equal sections colored left to right in yellow/gold, blue, and red. In the center of the shield is a large sword with a white blade., "Yellow and red are the colors of Vietnam. the blue center represents the United States. Together with the sword, it alludes to the United States Military in Vietnam."

Patch is a green/blue shield shaped patch with "1st Force Reconnaissance company Amphibious Platoon USMC" written on the patch. A man in a bathing suit with diving gear and a spear and the United States Marine Corps. insignia also appear on the patch.

This badge is in the shape of a flaming grenade. It consists of a circular bottom (the grenade) with a spiral design on it and seven flames shooting out of the grenade. On the reverse of the badge is the outline of an eagle with the letters "H.H." inside of it. Below the eagle "IMPERIAL" is written.

Metal badge is an eight point star with the top point replaced by a crown. Center circle has "NFS" which stands for "National Fire Service."

"On an olive drab shield 2 1/2 inches (6.35 cm) in width and 3 3/4 inches (9.53 cm) in height overall (the parallel sides 2 1/2 inches (6.35 cm) in length with a 90 degree angle pointed base) a red Arabic numeral "1" (1 3/4 inches (4.45 cm) in height overall)." - Institute of Heraldry.

Cap is wool in olive drab and includes the Army Aviation Branch insignia, which consists of an airplane propeller centered over air wings.

Emblem depicts a black skull and crossbones and a black propeller over an olive-drab disc with a black border. Below the disc are the words, "512th RQS" in black letters on an olive-drab background. The reverse is velcro

Emblem features an eagle in profile on a disc split horizontally into two halves; the top in dark blue and the bottom in dark green. There are two olive stars in the top above the eagle and three olive stars below it. Below the disc are the words, "54th AIR REFUELING SQ" in black litters over an olive-drab background. The reverse is velcro

Emblem features a black panther holding to red lightning bolts over a blue disc with a yellow or gold border. Below the disc are the words, "84th FLYING TRAINING SQ" in yellow or gold over a blue background. The reverse is velcro.

The patch depicts a tiger head and claw on a blue disc with a gold border. The claw clutches what appears to be a red shield with three lightning bolts coming out of either side.

The patch depicts a tiger head and claw on a light brown disc with a dark brown border. The claw clutches what appears to be a red shield with three lightning bolts coming out of either side.

The patch depicts an light brown eagle holding two lightning bolts within a black triangle over a brown disc with white border.

Emblem: "On a Yellow disc, edged Blue, a stylized representation of one of the Furies (mythical Greek goddesses of vengeance), wearing a Black form-fitting gown, and cape trimmed on under side Red, and Red boots, seated on a large, White cloud formation in base, facing toward sinister, and holding a skull, proper, in the right hand."

Shoulder sleeve insignia consists of a blue shield with a white "8" in the middle which is superimposed over a yellow or golden arrow pointing up.

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a blue with a black border and a white and yellow pelican in the middle.

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a blue with a black border and a white and yellow pelican in the middle.

Emblem features what appears to be a mule with wings on a blue disc. A ring of red encircles the blue disc and has the words, "4th AIRLIFT SQUADRON" in gray under the blue disc and four stars in gray above it. The reverse is velcro.

The patch depicts a rhino in a gray cloud bordered by a blue and yellow checkered ring.

Shoulder-sleeve insignia depicts a primate wearing headphones sitting on a cloud and surrounded by four lightning bolts. The reverse is velcro.

Emblem consists of a yellow disc over a larger black disc. Over both discs is a caricature of a vampire bat holding a dagger and a pistol and wearing aviator goggles on top of its head. Over the bat are four white stars and under the bat are another four white stars. Under the black disc are the words, "422d TEST & EVAL SQ" in black letters over a yellow background. The reverse is velcro.

Closeup of a Nebraska Wesleyan theatre flag. Visible in the background is large sculpture "Call Away" by Dan Peragine and campus greenspace.

Three Nebraska Wesleyan theatre flags. Visible in the background is large sculpture "Call Away" by Dan Peragine and campus greenspace. Visible in foreground to right small round parking lot with cars.

Springtime, grass is green, three small trees visible in front of building. Photograph taken prior to building signage. In foreground are four brown and yellow Wesleyan theatre flags.

Springtime, grass is green, several small bushes visible in front of building. In foreground there is a brown and yellow Nebraska Wesleyan theatre flag.

Springtime, grass is green, three small trees visible in front of building. Photograph taken prior to building signage. In foreground are four brown and yellow Wesleyan theatre flags.

"Emblem Significance:The blue of the disc, the crescent moon, and the night sky represent the unit's primary theater of operations. Yellow signifies the sun and the excellence required of Air Force personnel. The owl is symbolic of the unit's aircraft and its ability to operate in the night low-level flight regime. The wisdom associated with the owl represents the knowledge and expertise each squadron member possesses to perform the mission. The commando knife clutched by the owl in its talons represents the special operations legacy with which the unit has been entrusted."--Hurlburt Field website

Emblem is colored in shades of brown depicting a globe with latitude and longitude lines. A sword bisects the globe vertically and a lightning bolt bisects the globe horizontally. Under the sword are two leaves. The reverse is velcro., Air Force Historical Research Agency https://www.afhra.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/433926/7-airlift-squadron-amc

Emblem is a green and black shield with gold or yellow border over which is a white skull with a pair of yellow wings. Under the shield are the words, "KIAI O KA LEWA." The reverse is velcro.

The emblem features a black rooster with wings outstretched on a yellow shield with red trim. Below the shield are the words, "UNGUIBUS ET ROSTRO." The reverse is velcro.

The patch depicts Two yellow lightning bolts on a blue chevron over an orange shield with yellow border.

The patch depicts a skeleton head wearing a top hat and bow tie on a blue disc in front of two lightning bolts and above a pair of dice.

Emblem depicts a stylized eagle with red lightning bolts near the head on a white disc.

"Emblem: On an Air Force Blue disc, an Air Force Golden Yellow demi lion rampant, shaded Golden Brown, his tongue Red, emerging from a hole, Dark Brown, rimmed Red; fimbriated White five (5) Red lightning flashes radiating upward from the hole, fimbriated White."

Emblem depicts an angry bull head with steam coming out of both nostrils over white flames on a dark green disc with a white border. Below the disc are the words, "VMM-261" in black letters over a dark green background. Reverse is velcro

Emblem depicts a blue globe with latitude and longitude lines. A gold sword bisects the globe vertically and a white lightning bolt bisects the globe horizontally. Under the sword are two green leaves. The reverse is velcro.

Emblem features a silhouette of Andrew Jackson on horseback over a powder blue disc with a red border. The silhouette stands atop a white cloud. There is a star in front of, above, and behind the silhouette. Above the emblem are the words, "OLD HICKORY SQ" in blue over yellow. Below the emblem are the words, "NASHVILLE, TN" in yellow over blue. The reverse is velcro.

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a blue with a black border and a white and yellow pelican in the middle.

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a blue with a black border and a white and yellow pelican in the middle.

"The design of a white circle upon a black disc (originally a blue disc) was adapted during World War I as the shoulder-sleeve insignia for I Corps. The "Bull's Eye" signifies one continuous edge, hence a circle."

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a orange and white shield with a yellow border. In the center is a white and orange globe with a yellow lightning bolt going diagonally through it., "The colors orange and white are representative of the Signal Corps. The globe indicates the worldwide nature of the communications controlled by the Command; the lightning depicts its dynamic and strategic capabilities."

Shoulder-sleeve insignia is a blue disc with a red "IX" enclosed within a red circular border, "The roman numeral nine identifies the unit."

"The shoulder patch for the Seventh Army was approved on June 23rd, 1943. The letter "A" (for "Army") is formed by seven steps indicating the numerical designation of the unit. The colors suggest the three basic combat branches which make up a field army - blue for Infantry, red for Artillery, and yellow for Armor (Cavalry). Veterans of the Seventh Army wore a tab reading 'Seven Steps to Hell' under the patch, but this tab was never officially authorized." http://www.trailblazersww2.org/history_seventharmy.htm