321st Civil Affairs Brigade Combat Service Identification Badge SBBA~Double~70094 Originally approved for wear in

Originally approved for wear in 1970 for the 152nd Armor Regiment and redesignated in 2002

The main reason for creating the NFO insignia in 1965-1966 was to recognize the higher degree of training required for naval flight officers

The colors scarlet and yellow allude to the unit's Artillery designation

A subordinate to the Eighth Army and located at Yongsan

321st Civil Affairs Brigade Combat Service Identification Badge SBBA~Double~70094 Originally approved for wear inUnited States Army 321st Civil Affairs Brigade Combat Service Identification Badge Criteria: This is the metal Combat Service Identification Badge (CSIB) for wear on the Army Service Uniform (ASU). Worn to reflect combat service with the 321st Civil Affairs Brigade (USAR) based at Ft. Sam Houston, TX. Sold individually.