Does army unit Company B 191st Tank Battalion have a unit patch?
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If they were not a part of the 45th ID organically they would have worn a Corps or Army patch (whoever they belonged to and were attached out from, I think it is one of these: "15th Army Group" "Fifth US Army" or "IV Corps) \n\nI would try to look up the "order of battle"(the list of units) for these units and see if the 191 Tank is in there than they wore the patch of that Corps/Army/Army Group.
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It used to on the old BDUs (battle dress uniform), but it longer does on the ACU (army combat uniform) for the simple fact that nothing should go above the US Flag.  Not very many people wore combat patches like they do today, and the Flag is a recent addition, so seeing as more and more Soldiers were doing tours in Iraq it was addressed on the new Army Combat Uniform.  We now wear the Flag above our combat patch.\n\nAlso, if you notice, the Flag is inverted.  This is to indicate that the colors are facing forward and that the US is moving forward and that the Soldiers and colors face the enemy, rather than away from the enemy.
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For units you go through the Adopt-A-Unit program run by the VFW...I linked it below
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Was he in the 1st Infantry Division? If so, it's from "Operation Phantom Fury"- a joint Marine Corps/Army operation in Fallujah,Iraq. In appreciation of the Army's help in the successful operation, the Marine command awarded the "1st Marine Expeditionary Force combat patch" to the soldiers who served in the task force.
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Depending on service, you can check it through the website it stems from.\n\nFor example the Army is:\n\nhttp://www.us.army.mil , log in and go to e-mail button on the top right.  \n\nNow unit specific e-mail address such as the 1st Infantry Division, is a locally controlled address and will need to be setup through the Signal Corps offices.
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what unit are you n at the hump? my friend Bott is there too at 602. I used to be stationed at Stanley with him when 602 was there.
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this should get you started\n\nhttp://benefits.military.com/misc/installations/Base_Content.jsp?select=done&scategory=INSTDATA&stopic=MAJUNTLST&stitle=Major+Unit+Listing&id=1210&style=01
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The 1st CAV patch (on the left soldier) will signify what unit the soldier is in (as I'm sure you know).  The horse faces forward to symbolize it heading into battle.  Many 1st CAV soldiers, once authorized to wear the combat patch on the right soldier and placed then placed one of their patches there, did not like the fact that the horse is now facing to the wear (so it looks like its running away).  They then went to to the local sew shop/alterations and had custom made patches so that the horse would be facing forward on the right side as well.  It is against regulations to alter a unit patch in any way.  \n\nSo if you see someone with a horse facing forward on the left, and to the rear on the right, then they are in accordance to army regulations.  If both horses are facing forward, then that soldier is not to standard and should corrected.\n\nThe only people authorized to change or implement a unit patch is the Institute of US Army Heraldry (as per AR-670-1, 28-16, part B).
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The military post here in Tennessee is Fort Campbell, Kentucky. It's home of the 101st Airborne Division (Assault) Do you know what unit your friend is with?
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http://unitpages.military.com/unitpages/unit.do?id=202011&ESRC=unitpages.kw\n\nhttp://www.military.com/Community/RegPage/1,14778,202011,00.html?member_internal_source=UNITPAGEMEMBERS&strGotoURL=http%3A%2F%2Funitpages.military.com%2Funitpages%2Fmembers.do%3Faction%3DviewByIndex%26startIdx%3D1%26id%3D202011\n\nThese are the only connections to the unit I could find so far. Still looking though. Is that ship still being used?
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http://www.army.mil/\n\ntry this
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63H is what we called a "3rd shop" tracked vehicle mechanic (I was a 63T - Field Level Maintenance).  They get a little further into the guts of the vehicle; separating power plants, disassembling parts of the engine & transmission, and I believe they do hull work on the Bradleys.  They work primarily on Bradley Fighting Vehicles, M113 Personnel Carriers, and some light wheeled vehicles.\n\nAs far as the 3000 part, I'm not sure.  I think it is, in fact, Staff Sergeant level.
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try an army surplus store
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Auburn-War-Eagle-4-patchs-for-hat-shirt-University_W0QQitemZ6289100468QQihZ010QQcategoryZ35QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nBuy the patch, buy a hat, voila!
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That is just the replacement detactment at Fort Hood.  All incoming soldiers go there.  If a soldier already has orders to a specific unit they will get assigned to that unit.  However if the orders take them only to the replacement unit then they will be placed in a unit according needs, and the soldiers MOS.
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actually the regs have changed, I believe that it is only 30 consecutive days for Army personnel to recieve a combat patch, and one firefight that has rounds flying both directions for a Combat Action, or Combat Infantry Badge
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try your unit administrator, platoon sergeant, or unit clerk.