Thousands of soldiers with the 29th Infantry Division were among the first wave of troops who stormed the beaches of Normandy in the U.S.-led invasion of France in 1944. When the doors to the landing ...

Every unit patch — officially the “shoulder sleeve insignia” — has a storied history behind it. It’s the hallmark of your newfound home in the Army and defines the mission you’ve been trained to do.

Morale patches are patches troops wear on their uniforms designed to be a funny inside joke, applicable only to their specific unit or military career field. They are usually worn during deployments, ...

Memorial Day is one of those holiday's that should be celebrated everyday. Preach. We hope you're having an awesome weekend with friends & family, and taking in a couple of moments to honor the brave ...

I thought Danger Room's seemingly-endless exploration of the most awesomely bad military patches had reached its end. Then I went to Creech Air Force Base, north of Las Vegas. One pilot there, Major ...

To honor the soldiers who stormed the beaches of Normandy, a California company is reproducing combat patches from D-Day and making them available to relatives of those who fought in that epic battle.

Lt. Col. Kurt Cyr, 1st Battalion (Airborne), 143rd Infantry Regiment commander, center left, and Command Sgt. Maj. Mark Dornbusch, battalion sergeant major, left, changes the unit patch on Alpha ...

You earn it, you keep it, you wear it. That is how many soldiers value their combat patches, badges and insignia that display who they are and what they've done. But while in the field, the commander ...

"Throughout America’s history, many brave citizens who answer the call of duty and serve their country remain unknown and ...

Thousands of soldiers with the 29th Infantry Division were among the first wave of troops who stormed the beaches of Normandy in the U.S.-led invasion of France in 1944. When the doors to the landing ...

From "Brian," we've got ourselves a whole new crop of awesomely bad military patches -- some of the awesomely worst, yet. He writes: I was an officer in the Air Force for 9 years and... spent 5 years ...