Distinctive Unit Insignia reference

[Darktrooper]

Post your Identified Unit insignias here. We are trying to start a section similar to the EGA, SSI and Uniform sections.

[Jeeper704]

Tank Destroyer related:

8th Tank Destroyer Group

704th Tank Destroyer Battalion (in my collection)

802nd Tank Destroyer Battalion

811th Tank Destroyer Battalion

820th Tank Destroyer Battalion

[Jeeper704]

4th Armored Division units:

94th Armored field Artillery Battalion

24th Armored Engineer Battalion

[AndrewA74]

US Army Ordnance School. Pinback. Unmarked.

http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/Schools/...erandSchool.htm

[BEAST]

Fourth Cavalry Rosettes also worn as D.U.I.s. Rosettes were attached to the bridle of the horse.

 

[AndrewA74]

4th Pscyhological Operations Group (Airborne). Clutchback. Unmarked. Nice DIs! Keep 'em comin'!!!!

Andrew

http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/PsyOps/0...ons%20Group.htm

[AndrewA74]

Army Material Command. Clutchback. NS Meyer. It doesn't have the "America" at the top like the TIOH page shows.

Andrew

http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/Alpha/Ar...rielCommand.htm

[AndrewA74]

US Army Recruiting Command. Clutchback. Unmarked. The bell is actually an insert. It's actually heavy for a newer DI.

Andrew

http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/Alpha/Re...g%20Command.htm

[AndrewA74]

793rd MP Bn. This isn't even in TIOH. Unnoficial? Clutchback. Unmarked.

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

385th Regiment. Clutchback. Unmarked. Click HERE for TIOH Link. No one else is going to post?

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

96th Civil Affairs Bn. Original Packaging. Denmark's Military. Clutchback. Click HERE for TIOH link.

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

310th Armor Regiment. Screwback. Unmarked. Early WWII(?). Some damage.

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

320th Field Artillery Regiment. Dated 1995 on both. Unmarked. Clutchback. Click HERE for TIOH link.

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

4th Support Bn. Orignial Packaging, but no name on it. Not in TIOH eithier. Clutchback.

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

2nd Infantry Division Pinback Crest. Unmarked. (Obsolete and has been since 1968).

Andrew

[AndrewA74]

321st Field Artillery Regiment. Clutchback. Unmarked. Click HERE for TIOH link.

Andrew

[Laury Allison]

4th Support Bn. Orignial Packaging, but no name on it. Not in TIOH eithier. Clutchback.

Andrew

 

 

That looks like the older style packaging for The Supply Room (hallmark S-38). Last week I went to the distribution center for one of their satellite companies called Depot USA. One big huge warehouse filled with just about anything you could possibly think of when it comes to insignia. They have about 5 retail stores so far located in different parts of the country. The Supply Room came first and has been making insignia for about 20 years now. They used to sell directly to individuals, but now only deal with schools, military units, etc. Depot USA does sell to individuals and have good quality insignia. They have a website that you can order from and publish a great catalog as well.

 

Laury

[Brig]

Headquarters, U.S. Army Air Forces Technical Training Command, St. Louis, Missouri

[Jeeper704]

Armored School and Replacement Training Center

[Jeeper704]

Tank Destroyer Battalions:

601st TD Bn

602nd TD Bn

603rd TD Bn

605th TD Bn

607th TD Bn

608th TD Bn

 

609th TD Bn

610th TD Bn

611th TD Bn

612th TD Bn

[Jeeper704]

626th TD Bn

628th TD Bn

629th TD Bn

630th TD Bn

631st TD Bn

633rd TD Bn

634th TD Bn

636th TD Bn

637th TD Bn

638th TD Bn

[Jeeper704]

640th TD Bn

643rd TD Bn

644th TD Bn

646th TD Bn

656th TD Bn

661st TD Bn

672nd TD Bn

 

679th TD Bn

691st TD Bn

[AndrewA74]

Thanks Jeeper704! Some nice DIs you got there.

Andrew

[Jeeper704]

No, this is just reference material, Andrew.

It makes identification easier for me and others.

I only have a few like the 704th Tank Destroyer Battalion and 328th Infantry Regiment.

 

Erwin

 

Thanks Jeeper704! Some nice DIs you got there.

Andrew

[pac_bob]

Hi,

 

One more ....

 

504th P.I.R. (Infantry Regiment) - 82nd A/B

 

 

Best regards,

 

Ricardo.

 

This is a very nice 504th tunic. However, the DIs are postwar, particularly if the flames are enameled (1952-1968) or incised gold (1968-present). The earliest versions, late 1940s to early 1950s, are pin backed and have flat gold flames.

 

Bob