The design incorporates the traditional symbols for armor (the color yellow and the tank) and cavalry (the colors red and white) plus crossed sabres and the arabic numeral one. The Latin inscription translates "Conquer or die."
The design incorporates the traditional symbols for armor (the color yellow and the tank) and cavalry (the colors red and white) plus crossed sabres and the arabic numeral one. The Latin inscription translates "Conquer or die."
The origin of the design is unknown.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The armored branch of service insignia is superimposed upon the Fourth Infantry Division shoulder-sleeve insignia.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The origin of the design is unknown.
The design is that of the First Cavalry Division with the
inscription "Vietnam" in the black bend and the addition of an
airborne scroll.
TrpD 1stSqdn 7th Cav Regt
Worn from: 1990's.Approved for local wear only.
The origin of the design is unknown.
4th Sqdn 11th ACR
Worn from: 1980's - 1993.Approved for local wear only.
The design of this patch incorporates the colors and branch-of-service device of cavalry as well as replicas of the unit's shoulder-sleeve insignia and distinctive unit insignia. However, the origin of the design is unknown.
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