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Here's the US Army's shoulder patch for the war against ISIS
« on: September 25, 2015, 04:57:33 pm »
http://www.businessinsider.com/armys-shoulder-patch-for-the-war-against-isis-2015-9

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The US Army has debuted a new shoulder patch that soldiers in Iraq can wear to represent their role in the ongoing fight against ISIS, USA Today reports.

The patch features crossed scimitars, three stars, and a palm wreath. According to USA Today, the three stars denote the US land, air, and sea forces involved in the fight against ISIS.

The palm wreath is meant to symbolize honor, while the crossed swords evoke the twin goals of the ongoing operations: the defeat of ISIS and the restoration of stability in the region.

Currently, there are over 3,000 US Army personnel deployed in Iraq. These soldiers have not been deployed in combat roles; instead, they provide training to the Iraqi Security Forces and help coordinate air strikes against ISIS positions.

The patch will only be available for US Army soldiers. The other service branches of the military are also participating in Operation Inherent Resolve against ISIS but will reportedly not be receiving patches.

According to the Washington Post, the Army is likely rolling out the patch because soldiers traditionally wear unit patches on both shoulders, while US Army uniforms also offer more Velcro for the positioning of operational patches than the uniforms of other service branches.



Hmmpt.....kinda looks muzzie. Yet the left tells us we are haters when we say obama sides with muzzies. No evidence of that here :smokin:

Here is the arm patch for the Islamic Republic of Iran Army.


Nope no evidence what so ever.
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