364th Infantry Battalion Distinguished Unit Insignia Variations

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364th Infantry Battalion Distinguished Unit Insignia Variation.

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364th Infantry Battalion Distinguished Unit Insignia Variation.

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364th Infantry Battalion Distinguished Unit Insignia Variation.

In 1951, the Army recalled Major Winters to active duty, and he served as a training officer in the 364th Infantry Regiment stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Major Winters wore this helmet after being recalled to service for the Korean War, serving as a regimental training officer of the 364th Infantry Regiment stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey, from 1951-1952.The 364th Infantry Regiment coat of arms is well-rendered on either side, hand-painted in white, blue and green above a silver scroll bearing the regiment’s motto, “Cross and Oak.

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For the sake of accuracy, they are called by the Army Distinctive Unit Insignia (DUI), versus Distinguished.

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Thanks for the correction. I knew that if you look at my other posts. My spell check got the best of me.