Army Infantry Branch Insignia - Officer and Enlisted sbb?_h=25_sku=7001

Army Infantry Branch Insignia - Officer and Enlisted sbb?_h=25_sku=7001United States Army Infantry Branch Insignia Criteria: U. S. Army Branch Insignia Badges represent a service member's specific field of service. Each soldier both enlisted and officer wear their branch insignia badge on their Class A or Army dress blue uniforms denoting their particular skill set. Army branch insignia badges differ from Army qualification badges. Qualification badges require completion of a training course or school, while branch

Enlisted personnel must be the Petty Officer in Charge (POIC) of a small craft for six months before they qualify

the blue infantry cord is the only shoulder cord currently authorized for wear on any Army uniform

assigned to a medical unit providing support to an infantry or special forces unit during any period in which the unit was engaged in active ground combat

DC 20350-2000

unless a different level of qualification is achieved

Enlisted soldiers wear the branch insignia on the left coat lapel

though the two programs differ significantly) and covers virtually all of the submarine's systems

United States Army Aviation (Aircraft Crewman) Badge

1/4 inch below medals or secondary breast insignia on dress uniforms

The badge itself consists of two seahorses riding on waves facing back-to-back with the Coast Guard shield between them

Criteria: Awarded to members of the United States Army who have completed an air assault training course in accordance with the U

the CIB has precedence over the EIB