102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support) Unit Crest (Ozark) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11276DBR The symbol in the corner

The symbol in the corner square is from the 6th infantry

Criteria: These are the unit crests worn for Dental Activities (DENTAC) at Fort Polk

The main reason for creating the NFO insignia in 1965-1966 was to recognize the higher degree of training required for naval flight officers

United States Army 10th Air and Missile Defense Command Unit Crest (Prima)

The basic badge is unique in its design while the senior and master badges are similar in appearance with the master badge displaying the words "Peritus" in a gold arch at the top of the badge

102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support) Unit Crest (Ozark) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11276DBR The symbol in the cornerUnited States Army 102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support) Unit Crest (Ozark) Criteria: This is the unit crest for the 102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support). Also known as ARCOM, Ozark Division or the 102nd Training Division. The unit crest was approved in January of 1970. And it was re designated in 2007. Unit crests are worn on the Army's Dress Blue (ASU) uniform and Army's Service Green uniform. Note: Sold in pairs (i. e., if you order a