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101st Airborne Division "A Rendezvous with Destiny"Perhaps our most popular patch and one of the most highly decorated units in the U.S. Army would be the the 101st Airborne Division. Here we will take a journey in 101st Airborne Division history, otherwise known as the Screaming Eagles, and a few of the popular patches during the divisions incredible history.The 101st Airborne Division has been active since August the 16th 1942. Initiated in Camp Claiborne Louisiana, its first commander Major G …

Google defines an insignia as: A badge or distinguishing mark of military rank, office, or membership of an organization; an official emblem.Having a representation of an idea, a group, a company, or a team has always been a long tradition. Often referred to as symbols, marks, logos, or designs; insignias have been embraced by peoples for centuries. Our Military sector is no different. Military patch Disney characters include Pluto, Mickey, Donald, Goofy and more. Skulls, guns, knives, sports, c …

When a military unit patch is manufactured, quite frequently it is created with the application in mind. Most patches are used on uniforms, or other types of apparel for display of the insignia, however many are also collected and placed in boxes or display cases to show off to those who care to view them. Once a manufacturer understands the practical application of where the patch will be used they can then adequately identify what type of backing should be used.Sew On Backing The majority …

Since before the first century, insignias were adopted to show dedication to a religion, family, or culture. The Greeks and Romans and later, the Christians, all had emblems that were symbols of the religious and cultural beliefs. Medieval Christians wore badges made of metal and pinned onto their clothing to show they had been to famous shrines and well known places. The pilgrim's collections grew quite large and were even mentioned in 'Canterbury Tales' by the well known author Chaucer.Philant …

Patches are a frog's best friend. At least that's what Kermit the Frog thinks.We met up with Kermit the Frog just a couple of days ago, and found out that he's getting up there in age. You could see some gray coming in around his iconic green and froggy eyes as he sat down with us at our office. He gingerly began talking about himself and his muppet friends beginning to have some issues with tears, worn spots, and holes. Then he progressed into explaining that he also was showing his age an …