The Distinguished Unit Badge was something new for World War Two. It was awarded to all members of the unit, when that unit had performed to such a high standard that if it were a single soldier, the soldier would be entitled to the Distinguished Service Cross. This is a high standard indeed. The only award higher than a Distinguished Service Cross is the Medal of Honor.
The badge itself was a plain dark blue enameled rectangle of metal. It was worn over the right pocket on the chest - the opposite side from where all other badges and ribbons ("fruit salad") was worn.
"go 36 hq wd 44" means General Order Number 36 of the Headquarters, War Department, 1944. This was the order from the War Department which recognized the particular unit in question and awarded the badge. During WWII there was still a War Department and a Navy Department; the two were not combined into the Department of Defense until 1947.
Today the Distinguished Unit Badge has been replaced by the Presidential Unit Citation.
infantry was any soldier unit or group that was on foot
short for Service Company..............
The Combat Infantryman's Badge is an individual badge (of honor); not a unit award. It was created in WW2, because NO BODY wanted that job! So ONLY the infantryman received it. Not the Tank Crewman, Not the Artillerymen, Not the Aircrewmen.
1. Is it a metal badge, or a cloth badge based upon a metal one? 2. Is it a badge or shoulder patch, or unit crest (battalion crest)? 3. Is it a collar insignia? During the Vietnam War, for the US Army, "wings" signified aviation; "crossed rifles" indicated infantry; a "lightning bolt" and a "small shield" hints at being a battalion crest (unit crest). Combined altogether indicates either an "in-country home made" badge (was was extremely common) or possibly an ARP (Aerial Rifle Platoon) platoon badge. ARPs were an authorized unit...but they may have existed only in Vietnam. ARPs and LRRPs (Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol) seem to be the only Vietnam War outfits that have disappeared; the Green Beret (SF), SEALS, Rangers, Recon, and Snipers still exist.
This is the slogan for the 1 sqdn, 1 cav. The U.S. Army's most battle honored unit of the regular Army
It was a military unit
Gold, Golden is its meaning.
Degree:A unit for measuring temperature.A unit for measuring the size of an angle.An academic title conferred to honor distinguished achievement or service.
Gold, Golden is its meaning.
Unit Security Manager or Commander
The unit set of x is the set whose sole member is x. The unit set is to be distinguished from its member: for example, the unit set of the set of days of the week has one member, but that member is itself a set that has seven members.
A basic geographic unit is known natural region. Usually it is a region which is distinguished by climate, geology, geography.
infantry was any soldier unit or group that was on foot
Medals and decorations Distinguished Service Cross Bronze Star with one Oak Leaf Cluster * Purple Heart * American Defense Service Medal * European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with 3 service stars and arrow device * World War II Victory Medal * Army of Occupation Medal * National Defense Service Medal * Presidential Unit Citation with one Oak Leaf Cluster * Parachutist Badge with 2 jump stars * Combat Infantryman Badge * Orange Lanyard of the Royal Netherlands Army * Medal of the City of Eindhoven (2006)
There are unrelated possible words:decimeter - measurement unit equal to 1/10 meterdosimeter - a radiation exposure badge
Efficiency Badge and Combat Medic Badge are typically worn one at a time as they are both occupational badges for U.S. Army personnel. However, exceptions may apply depending on specific unit or dress code guidelines. It is recommended to consult the uniform regulations or unit leadership for clarification.
It means Technician, 5th grade, 9224th Technical Services Unit and that the individual served in World War Two and in Korea.