AGAH-A
SUBJECT: Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for
the 32d Army Air Defense Command
Commanding General
32d Army Air Defense Command
APO NY 09227
- The shoulder sleeve insignia
authorized this date for the 32d Army Air Defense Command
was originally authorized for the 32d Artillery Brigade,
28 April 1966.
- The description and symbolism of
the design are as follows:
DESCRIPTION
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| On a red shield within
a 1/8 inch yellow border 2 inches in width
overall, five yellow arrowheads 3 and 2 all
conjoined. |
SYMBOLISM
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| Red and yellow are the
colors used for Artillery. The five arrowheads
simulating missiles allude to the air defense
mission of the brigade and their placement 3 and
2 refer to the organization's numerical
designation. |
- The shoulder sleeve insignia will
be worn as prescribed in AR 670-5
- This authorization latter will
become a permanent file of the organization in accordance
with File No. 206-06 Organizational history files, AR
345-210.
- This authorization is in accordance
with:
a. Paragraph 137a(1)(o), Changes 4, AR 670-5, 12 October
1963
b. General Orders No. 84, US Army, Europe, date 25 April
1966, effective 11 May 1966.
c. Letter AGSD-C (M) (1 Jun 66) ACSFOR, dated 1 June
1966.
HARRY D. TEMPLE
Colonel, AGC
Commanding |