Where do you place the combat action patch on army dcu?
86456
The same place the CIB and CMB go, above your left name tape unless you have too many items there already then on the flaps of your upper left pocket.
196954
http://hqinet001.hqmc.usmc.mil/HD/Home_Page.htm
206224
to have that mos slot and be engaged in combat action
268499
at the run command.\ngpedit.msc\n\nif you have Server 2003, there is a new tool avail.\n\nGroup Policy Management Console. or GPMC.msc at the run command
250245
I don't remember, but GameFAQs has a complete list: http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/game/561641.html . Enjoy!
961265
the DCU is a better form of camouflage than the BDU. the little squares in the DCU blur at a distance providing better concealment for the wearer. it has nothing to do with urban combat. note that there is no black in the DCU while there is in the BDU. black is not found in nature and can give away a soldier's position.\n\nthe changing of the colors used in the army's uniform was part of a broader campagn to modify the uniform to better suit the needs of the soldier. pockets were adjusted to be usable while wearing armor. sizes and proportions were adjusted for comfort, and the fabric was changed for comfort and ease of maintenance.
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http://www.milspouse.org/
1016512
If you want an answer to your question.... ask an old soldier. The  left shoulder patch in your father's photo is the ID patch of the Third Support Brigade which, by the way, is not a Vietnam unit but a Vietnam era unit that was stationed within the continental United States. It was activated during August, 1966, and deactivated in 1991. The patch has a red background bordered by yellow with three yellow spearheads in the foreground. The spearheads are pointing upward and are joined at the shoulder symbolizing the spirit of cooperation and industry exerted in support of services to the Army's combat elements. Your fathers rank, below the unit ID patch, shows at that time he was a Specialist Fourth Class ( E-4 ). Kind of like a specialized corporal but had no NCO privileges. The ribbon he is wearing over his left pocket is the ribbon of the National Defense Medal. The badge below that is an Expert Rifleman's Badge for rifle marksmanship. When this photo was taken your father had not been sent to Vietnam yet since no campaign or other personal awards (i.e. ribbons) are present in the photo. I hope this answers your question. If you could describe your fathers Vietnam unit patch, located on the right shoulder of the uniform, I would be more than happy to assist in explaining where your father was at in Vietnam and with what unit he was with. By the way, nice tattoo and your mom and dad did a good job. You're very pretty and lucky to have a dad who served. Tell him I said, "Welcome Home".
792630
The combat action badge goes 1/4 inch above the left breast pocket on his dress greens centered.\n\nIf you have his combat uniform it goes 1/4 inch above the US Army plate centered\n\nMy deepest respects
29988
You can either find your records through AKO and "my personnel" in the self service or go to www.hrc.army.mil, select HRC Alexandria.  Once there, you'll have quite a few selections on the left starting with "my record."  You'll need your ako login information to access all those features on the left.\n\nFor finding information on your unit, go to www.army.mil.  Select Organization from the header selection group.  Then select from the left side menu what type of installation you departed.  For example, if you left Fort Lewis, WA; you would select Forts and then scroll down the list of forts until you find Fort Lewis.  From there, you're on your own.  You should be able to find your unit on the installation's webpage or at least a unit locator number for that particular installation.
842930
If you are in the Army; go to www.us.army.mil Log in and then go from there. If not shoot me an e-mail.
342445
This might help a little: http://www.af.mil/sites/index.asp
727943
Isn't it SDRadiant that you're supposed to use for W:ET? (GTKRadiant will kinda work if you try hard enough, but I think SD is a fork that's specific to Wolfenstein.)
508271
from microsoft  http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.mspx
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http://www.americasupportsyou.mil/AmericaSupportsYou/letters_messages.html\nthis place list all of them. There are just so many out there this page list them all and is a .mil so these are the ones the DOD knows about.\nI've got a few packages from the various groups and meets some great people.
735519
Take a photo of the emblem to any emroidery shop along with a ball cap and they can handle it. You can also try vendors in the common area of the PX at any installation - many have old hats, patches and pins for sale, but this is going to be a hunt for you. On a side note - someone is selling an 11th Airborne Division flag on Yahoo Auctions for like 8 bucks (I have linked that site below). Another place to look is at Gun Shows - there is always several tables set up with old military memorabilia. And as a last resource, have you tried the 11th Airborne Division Association? I'm not sure you could get any of them to part with their stuff - but I bet they could point you in the right direction (I have linked their official web site below too). Good Luck!
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The new Army Combat Uniform was introduced on June 14, 2004...the Army's birthday.\n\n   They started handing them out in April 2005. All soldiers are to have them by December 2007.\n\n  You can mix some parts of the uniform right now. For instance, if you are still wearing the BDU and you need new boots, you can buy and wear the new ACU friendly tan boots. \n\n   This is similar to how the army changed over from the olive drab uniform over to the BDU. Some soldiers had the new stuff, some didn't.