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What is the left shoulder sleeve insignia worn by this very fine looking officer?

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President Reagan's Remarks to the troops in the DMZ at Camp Liberty Bell in Korea, November 13,...

Full Title: President Reagan's Remarks to American Troops in the DMZ at Camp Liberty Bell, Republic of Korea, November 13, 1983 Creator(s): President (1981-1...

Great POTUS . . . highly motivational speech . . . I wish we had this kind of leadership today . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00F9OgOxMa4

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SFC Greg Corby

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It is the Eighth U.S. Army insignia.

SGT Jonathan Willard

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It's 8 Army patch.

MAJ (Join to see)

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It's the umbrella corporation, resident evil POTUS, in theaters this fall.

CSM Td Phair

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I wore one of those shoulder patch's in 1962/63. with the 304 Signal Bn. White on red back ground.
Still got it with the other patch's I wore...

MAJ Judd Clemens

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Subdued 8th Army patch.

PFC Corey Horton

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I thought Reagan was an air force pilot in ww2 in the pacific theatre

MAJ Judd Clemens

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Reagan worked in the film industry while in uniform (in the Army Air Force), appearing in patriotic films like Jap Zero and For God and Country, both produced in 1943. He left the service at war’s end as a captain.

SGT Jim Baker

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8th US Army.

SSG Tony Basa

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I was there when this picture was taken. I believe that the patch is 8th Army.

MSG Scott Bradley

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8th Army patch, I have that patch on an old MP Brassard hanging in my office. My wife drug them all out and mounted in a frame. My second duty station was Camp Coiner Korea...

SGT Harold Loomis

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eighth army

What is the left shoulder sleeve insignia worn by this very fine looking officer?

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