Posted on May 1, 2018

Can anyone identify this specific badge?

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While I have never seen this specific badge before - it appears to be associated with The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation. Does anyone know the specific significance of this badge - particularly the wings - possible aircrew or medical personnel?

http://www.benning.army.mil/tenant/whinsec/WHINSECSeal.html
http://www.benning.army.mil/tenant/whinsec/History.html

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Fort Moore

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LTC (Join to see)

Posted >1 y ago

This is an old WHINSEC Medical Training badge given to medical classes (who did not complete the EFMB test) as a non-official but yet official wear for those students. Unsure if they still use this or give it out locally :)

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Thank You !!! Warmest Regards, Sandy :)

Capt Daniel Goodman

Posted >1 y ago

https://www.acuarmy.com/products/western-hemisphere-institute-for-security-cooperation-unit-crest-libertad-paz-y-fraternidad

I think I found it from the motto, I think it might also have to do with the Org of A!er States (OAS)....

Westrn. Hem. Institute for Security Cooperation Unit Crest

United States Army Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation Unit Crest (Libertad Paz Y Fraternidad)Criteria:Unit Crests are unique to each uni...

SGT Aric Lier

Posted >1 y ago

https://www.usamilitarymedals.com/products/western-hemisphere-institute-for-security-cooperation-unit-crest-libertad-paz-y-fraternidad
try google

Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Co-Op Unit Crest

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