Desert Storm (Gulf War) Army Combat, Combat Support & Service Patches (Shoulder Sleeve Insignia) SSI 

Hooah to the brave men and women of the U.S. Army who fought and died in the Persian Gulf War! Thanks to the 18th Airborne Corps and the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Thanks for your service!

The 20th Engineer Brigade was an airborne unit at the time and should be shown with the Airborne tab. The brigade lost its airborne status during 2009, with the unit's shoulder sleeve insignia being modified effective 16 September 2009 to remove the airborne tab.

My grandpa served in the fourth infantry division during World War II he fought in the Battle of the bulge and D-Day

I was a combat engineer from the 12th EngBn , part of the 8th infantry division attached to 3rd Armor among others during the course of the war.

I was in Apache Troop 1st Squadron 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment. 3ACR as well as 11ADA came from Ft. Bliss TX, where we were part of III Corps. 1 Cav Div, came from Ft. Hood, and as I understand it were also part of III Corps. We were loaned out to 18th Airborne Corp to make them a little heavier as they only had 24 ID for armor, and they were the Quick Response Force, and needed the firepower. I had PCS'd from 4/70 AR, 2nd BDE, 1AD a little over a year before, so I had a lot of friends who were still there.

22nd Support Command was not mentioned. 22nd Support Command served as the primary Logistics and Combat Service Support organization for ARCENT during the Operation Desert Shield, Operation Desert Storm and Operation Desert Farewell portions of the operation.

Awesome! Can't wait to see the Marine Corps Division and Regimental (unofficial) battalion patches who participated in the Gulf War! Hoorah!!

I served in B battery 1/142 field artillery, part of the 142d Artillery Brigade from Arkansas. One battalion of our brigade was 1/158th field artillery from Oklahoma. We were mobilized and deployed as an independent brigade, rather than a "round out brigade" for a regular army division. We wound up providing fire support for the UK 1st Armoured Division during the tank battles in Kuwait.

Very nice !! I serve B Battry 2/17 FA ,212BRGDE .mech very proud of you presentation of desert sh/st army personal. Hope to see thee other personal from the Forces that where there.thx!

Great video keep it up

Great as usual.🙂👍

More Patch Videos Please!

Yes, numerous units missing, especially supporting units like 6 the Cavalry (AC) all the Primary units covered

3rd Armored Division had Armor and Air Defense battalions from 8th Infantry Division attached to it. Desert Storm started just as units began to downsize and needed to be replenished asap. I was with 8th infantry division at the time and was attached to the 3rd AD. I was authorized to wear either the 3rd AD or 8th IN division patches, I chose to wear the 8th ID.

What is the theme song used in the opening of this videos?

I was with 2nd coscom out of Germany

Wow! Very impressive...

I was with 2ad foward, attached to 2nd Mar Div. Do I have the right 2 where the patch?

Missed the 88th Army reserve there was at Lest 13 of us.

207th MI Brigade, not 270th.

1st Coscom

I have an uncle that served with the 1st battalion 158th field artillery regiment of the OK Army guard during the war. His battalion was attached to the 142nd FA Brigade or the 75th artillery I’m not sure which according to him and everyone I know they were with the 142nd but Wikipedia says the 75th in all his pictures if his unit in Saudi and Iraq they show them using the 45th artillery brigade patch would it also be correct for them ti use the 45th patch fir their combat patch instead if the 142nd/75th? Sorry for any sort of confusion in the post.

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<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="608">10:08</a> why is there A fourth infantry division patch there

I have found out

Kind of sad they couldn't get real 1st, 2nd, and most importantly 3rd Armored Division patches. What they show represents the basic designs, but actual patches would be so much better. Ditto the 18th Artillery Brigade (Airborne) and the 525th MI Brigade. During this period, the Airborne tab was organic to the patches of both 18th Arty and the 525th. 7th Engineer Brigade patch is incorrect. The patch shown is the 176th EN BDE of the TXARNG, a unit that did not exist during this period. The MI BDE patch of 7th Corps is the 207th, not the 270th Military Intelligence Brigade. The 18th Aviation Brigade patch, like the 18th FA and 525th MI BDE, is missing its Airborne tab. During this period, it was organic to the patch. The 13th COSCOM patch is displayed incorrectly: the red lines should look roughly like a Confederate flag/Cross of St. Andrews. Aside from these issues, this is a pretty good lay down.

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Americans, not Canadians.

What is the 1st Division? Does he mean the 1st Infantry Division or the 1st Armored Division? Sloppy. He must be getting old!

I'm just curious, why can't someone who can actually draw, create these symbols? Please DON'T misunderstand my statement, I'm not in any way bashing the folks who put on the uniform, and voluntarily decide to serve. That IS NOT my intention. My point is why can't folks who went to art school, or comic book artist be given the opportunity to use their talents in the field to submit some designs? I've seen every patch, and they all suck.