Posted on Feb 22, 2014
SGT Rnosc Ncoic
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The Army is the only service to wear unit and combat patches? Should they simplify the uniform and remove unit patches? "shoulder sleeve insignia".

I understand in some uniforms services may wear a patch. I'm talking about the every day uniform.
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SGT Infantryman
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The only patch that needs to go away is that stupid, GI-Joe looking, Army of One disaster.
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SSG Military Police
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No
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SSG Billyray Musselman
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If anything army should do away with unit patches for students who are attending basic in the IT. Though I completely disagree with doing away with patches altogether.
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SSG Robin Lawson
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No keep them
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SGT Intelligence (S2)
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Nope.
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CPL Healthcare Specialist (Combat Medic)
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No they should not
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Maj Craig Kowald
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No. I was in the Air Force when we had patches. They were gone shortly after I retired, but they are coming back. It was always a point of pride, and should stay in both branches.
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Rod Ploessl
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No. It's a lineage handed down and taken seriously and proudly. Quit screwing with the uniform.
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Lt Col Logistics Readiness Officer (LRO)
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Navy and Air Force aircrew wear unit patches, and the Air Force will return to wearing unit patches on their utility uniforms. Esprit de corps starts at the unit level.
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MSgt Aerospace Maintenance
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No. Keep the patches. I'm Air Force and we are finally getting our squadron patches back. You miss them when they're gone.
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CW5 Dennis Stewart
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They definitely must stay. A unit patch immediately identify a fellow solider and tells where he has been and with who. It is a connection that we all can relate to
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Nicholas Taylor
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No
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CPT(P) Commercial Sr. Manager, Revenue Management
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No way! There is too much lineage with unit patches. That would make no sense.
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CPO John Moore
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No: When I was in the TN army guard I was proud of the patches on my uniform. (at one time in the navy we wore the name of the ship on our undress and dress uniforma. To me it a matter of pride. shows the world what unit you fight with.
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CPL James Tyson
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Unit patches help soldiers in the field know where they are and who is in their AO. Having severed overseas I had the honor of seeing people from around the world. Unit cohesion and esprite de corp. I wore many patches and was proud to belong to each unit.
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SGT Kevin Pallos
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No
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CPL James Stewart
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No this represents your unit and pride
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SGT Doug Olson
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Never
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Gina Rodriguez
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No
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PVT Mark Brown
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HELL NO!
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