Description
A “reverse” U.S. flag on a military uniform, with stars on the right (facing forward), symbolizes the flag flying in the wind as troops charge into battle, showing courage and that the flag never retreats. This placement follows flag code principles, placing the union (stars) in the highest position of honor as if it’s moving forward with the wearer, creating a forward-marching, not retreating, appearance. It’s a sign of respect and patriotism.
A black and tan (or black and grey) US flag, primarily serves military/tactical purposes for camouflage and night vision, symbolizing constant forward movement.
This patch is intended to be worn on the right arm. It has a black merrowed edge, accented with a tan flag woven image. The back is velcro. There are 2 pieces to this patch.
Each patch measures 2.25″ x 4″ (57mm x 101mm).
