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Berlin Brigade insignia (1945-1994) Collector's Hat, Lapel Pin 3/4"W x 1"H
Berlin Brigade insignia (1945-1994) Collector's Hat, Lapel Pin 3/4"W x 1"H
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This Novelty Pin for Your Hat, Lapel, Vest or as a Brooch and is not part of any required military uniform and these are NOT awarded or issued by the government
Berlin Brigade insignia, a Cold War-era emblem worn by U.S. Army forces stationed in West Berlin. Here’s a breakdown of its elements:
- Shield Shape: Standard for many U.S. Army shoulder sleeve insignia
- Top Tab – “BERLIN”: Indicates the unit’s station in Berlin, a unique forward deployment deep inside East Germany
- Tricolor Stripes (White, Yellow, Red): Derived from the colors of the coat of arms of Berlin
- Flaming Sword: Symbolizes the unit’s readiness and ability to defend the city; the white sword over red flames suggests vigilance and strength under pressure
The Berlin Brigade was formed after World War II and played a vital role during the Cold War—maintaining a visible U.S. military presence in Berlin from 1945 until the unit was deactivated in 1994, after German reunification
Berlin Brigade insignia, a Cold War-era emblem worn by U.S. Army forces stationed in West Berlin. Here’s a breakdown of its elements:
- Shield Shape: Standard for many U.S. Army shoulder sleeve insignia
- Top Tab – “BERLIN”: Indicates the unit’s station in Berlin, a unique forward deployment deep inside East Germany
- Tricolor Stripes (White, Yellow, Red): Derived from the colors of the coat of arms of Berlin
- Flaming Sword: Symbolizes the unit’s readiness and ability to defend the city; the white sword over red flames suggests vigilance and strength under pressure
The Berlin Brigade was formed after World War II and played a vital role during the Cold War—maintaining a visible U.S. military presence in Berlin from 1945 until the unit was deactivated in 1994, after German reunification
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