Patch, HQ Armored Forces and Bn., Omaha & Utah Beach
Genuine American shoulder sleeve insignia of the Headquarters Armored Forces.
Also worn by members of independent tank battalions, such as the 70th, 741st and 743rd Tank Battalions, which landed on Utah Beach and Omaha Beach on D-Day.
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Genuine American shoulder sleeve insignia of the Headquarters Armored Forces.
Also worn by members of independent tank battalions, such as the 70th, 741st and 743rd Tank Battalions, which landed on Utah Beach and Omaha Beach on D-Day.
