66th Armoured Regiment Metal DI Badge 2nd Armoured Div
Metal DI (distinctive Insignia) badge of the US WW2 66th Armored Regiment, which was part of the 2nd Armored Division.
The American 2nd Armored Division in WW2 was made up from several regiment units the 66th Armor Regiment being one of them.
You would normally wear your Division shoulder patch (in this case the 2nd Armored Division pathc) on your shirts and tunics and your regiment crest badge in metal (in this case this badge the 66th Armored Regiment) on the side of your garrison cap and on the collars of your A class tunic or Ike jacket.
This WW2 reproduction has a clutch back fastener and has the correct two piece construction, the chrome bar across the front of the badge is a separate piece attached to the badge.
Price is for one American 66th Armor Regiment DI badge.
Metal DI (distinctive Insignia) badge of the US WW2 66th Armored Regiment, which was part of the 2nd Armored Division.
The American 2nd Armored Division in WW2 was made up from several regiment units the 66th Armor Regiment being one of them.
You would normally wear your Division shoulder patch (in this case the 2nd Armored Division pathc) on your shirts and tunics and your regiment crest badge in metal (in this case this badge the 66th Armored Regiment) on the side of your garrison cap and on the collars of your A class tunic or Ike jacket.
This WW2 reproduction has a clutch back fastener and has the correct two piece construction, the chrome bar across the front of the badge is a separate piece attached to the badge.
Price is for one American 66th Armor Regiment DI badge.
| Weight (g) | 15.00 |
|---|---|
| Restricted Product? | No |
| Affiliation | American |
| Service | Army |
| Insignia Fastener | Catch |
| Insignia Type | Cap Badge, Pin Badge |
| Insignia Use | Dress |
| Material | Metal |