MOS Patches

Our founder Don McGrogan originally designed these patch designations for the different occupations of the military. These USMC MOS patches are for those military occupational specialties in the branch of the Marines. With many of the Military Occupational Specialties already made there are many more to come.

What Are Military Occupational Specialties Patches?

Our military occupational specialty (MOS) patches were created as a proud symbol of service and pride for members of the United States Armed Forces. These patches identify the specific job or occupation that a service member once held or still holds now.

MOS patches are more than just a way to identify a service member's job. They also serve as a reminder of the sacrifices that service members make for their country. When a service member wears their MOS patch, they are showing their pride in their service and their commitment to protecting the United States. In addition to their patriotic significance, each patch represents a unique and challenging job, and wearing one is a great way for service members to show that they are proud of what they do.

MOS patches are also a way for service members to connect with each other. When service members from different units or branches of the military meet, they often bond over their shared MOS patches. 

MOS Patches for Veterans and Service Members

Next time you see a service member wearing their MOS patch, take a moment to thank them for their service. Their patch is a symbol of their dedication to our country, and it is a reminder of the sacrifices that they make every day or have made in the past.

MOS patches are an important part of military culture, and they serve as a reminder for anyone who comes into contact with them. We have many different military Occupational Speciality patches for you to choose from. We provide a wide range of branches and services, including but not limited to Airborne divisions, K-9 teams, Special Forces, and much more. If you can’t find the MOS patch you’re looking for, please feel free to contact us or submit your idea for a patch design through PatchVote.

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