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Divisions  - WW1 through Current - Page 7  www.usarmypatches.com   (thumbnail 125)

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 81st Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia

WW1 & after

  1. Artillery

  2. Sanitary train

  3. Signal

  1. Felt on felt

  2. Felt on felt

 

    
 

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. Merrow edge

  3. Off uniform

  4. Desert-merrowed edge

  5. Desert-unfinished edge

 

          

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 82nd Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia
 The 82nd Division Official Site: http://www.bragg.army.mil/82dv/

WW1 & after

  1. Felt on felt

  2. Felt on felt

  

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge-tab attached

  2. Cut edge-one piece

  3. Cut edge-one piece-kaki back

  4. Cut edge-tab attached-glue back

  5. Cut edge-tab unattached-glue back

  6. Merrowed edge-glue back

 

  1. Subdued-cut edge

  2. Subdued

  3. Desert

  4. Theatre made-Velcro back

  
     

Misc.

  1. Div Support Cmd

  2. Div Cmd & Control

  3. Div Signal

  4. Recondo School

  1. Sniper

  2. Sniper

  3. Sniper

      
   

Misc.

  1. Jacket Patch

  2. Challenge Coin - Signal

  3. Challenge Coin Guard of Honor

  1. Bullion Banner

  2. Bullion Banner

    
 

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 83rd Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia   

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. Merrow edge

  3. Reserve Command

   

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 84th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia
 The Story of the 84th Division: http://www.lonesentry.com/gi_stories_booklets/84thinfantry/index.html

WW1 & after

  1. Embroidered-Patch King

  2. Felt on felt

  3. Felt on felt-embroidered "84"

  1. Felt on felt

  2. Felt on felt

    
 

WW2 & after

  1. OD border

  2. Merrow edge

  3. Subdued

  1. Bullion

  2. Bullion

  1. OD bdr-Tab attached

  2. Bullion-Tab attached

  3. Bullion-Tab Attached

  4. Bullion-On wool

 

    
 
     
 

1946-1952
Army Reserve with Airborne Status

  1. OD border-tab not attached

  2. OD border-tab not attached

  3. OD border-tab not attached

  4. Bullion

   

Please note: The patches at the left have the correct Airborne tab for the 84th. they have edges that are cut at an angle. A straight line can be drawn through to the dead center of the patch. This is the correct tab for this patch for this time frame that it was Airborne.  All other Airborne tabs are edged straight up and down. If you see this type of red Airborne tab below with an 84th it is incorrect and not necessarily an original to the 1946-1952 period.


 Example of Incorrect Airborne tab for the 84th.

Following the conclusion of World War II, the 84th Division was taken off the active-duty roster and made part of the Army Reserve. In January 1946, following its inactivation from active status, it was reorganized and re-designated the 84th Airborne Division, and was headquartered out of Wisconsin. In 1947, it would go one to be designated as the Army's Airborne Reserve Command. Five years later, in 1952, the division was once more reorganized, this time as a training division.

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 85th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia

WW1 & after

  1. Felt on wool

  2. Embroidered on wool

 

   

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. Cut edge color variation

  3. Merrow edge

  4. 85th Training Div
    Merrow edge new style

 

      

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 86th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia   

WW1 & after

  1. Felt

  2. Felt on wool

  3. Felt on wool

  4. Felt-Studley Mfgr

 

      

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. Cut edge-white stitching around eagle

  3. Green back

  4. OD bdr-White back

      

Misc.

  1. Pocket patch

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 87th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia   

WW1 & after

  1. Embroidered on felt on wool

  2. Felt on felt

  3. Felt on felt

  4. Felt on felt

  5. Embroidered

  6. Bullion

 

          

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. Merrow edge

  3. Cut edge-glue back

  4. Subdued

    

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 88th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia
 History of the 88th Division: http://historian.itgo.com/Index.htm
 The 88th Division in the World War: http://distantcousin.com/Military/wwi/units/usa/88thDivision/
 88th Infantry Division Unit History:http://www.lonesentry.com/unithistory/88thinfantry/index.html
 History of the 88th Division: http://www.custermen.com/ItalyWW2/Units/Division88.htm

WW1 & after

  1. Embroidered on felt on wool-Bullion stitching

  2. Felt on felt

  

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. OD border

  3. Bevo weave-German mfg

  4. Subdued

  1. Bullion-Trust Tab

  2. Embroidered-Trust Tab

  3. Embroidered-Trust Tab

      
 

The Trieste Forces

 The 88th "Blue Devil" Division was assigned the task as an occupation force for the northern region of Italy. When WW2 ended, President Harry Truman formed a special unit -- TRIESTE UNITED STATES TROOPS -- and assigned it a difficult task: prevent Tito's Red Army from seizing the city of Trieste and starting a new war. In 1954, Trieste region was reunited with Italy. With their mission accomplished, TRUST were disbanded.

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 89th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia   

WW1 & after

  1. Early issue
  

WW1 & after

  1. 314th Engr Reg
  2. 343rd MG Bn
  3. 343rd MG Bn
  4. 164th Arty Bde
  5. 164th Arty Bde
  1. 177th Inf Bde
  2. 178th Inf Bde
  3. Sanitation Train
  4. Medical

 

        
   

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge

  2. Merrow edge

    

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 90th Division
 Links to more information about this unit...Wikipedia
 The 90th Div Association: http://www.90thdivisionassoc.org/
 A History of the 90th Inf Div: http://montormel.evl.pl/?id=94
 The Story of the 90th Inf Div: http://www.lonesentry.com/gi_stories_booklets/90thinfantry/index.html

WW1 & after

  1. Felt on felt

  2. Felt on wool

  

WW2 & after

  1. Cut edge-greenback-shape variation

  2. Cut edge

  3. Merrow edge

  4. Desert

     

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