Here is the first look of my Armed Forces Insignia project.
This was originally published in the Philadelphia Inquirer on August 1, 1954.
The new image is 12.5 by 16.5, 110# gloss cover, printed on both sides.
Shoulder insignia, the brightly colored designs worn on the
left sleeve below the shoulder to denote divisions, corps, armies, or
organizations within the U. S. Armed Forces, express warmth and a fraternity
which men of all services know from experience.
Originated by the 81st Division in 1918, the cloth patches
were soon officially recognized for their value in building morale.
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