UNIFORM INSIGNIA I:
Division, Command, & Misc. Shoulder Sleeve Insignia

Standard Division & Command Insignia
Standard embroidered patches are precision sewn and merrowed edge unless otherwise
noted. The difference between standard embroidered patches and twill patches is that on
the standard patches the entire patch (all colors) is embroidered.

Subdued Twill Division Insignia
Subdued Twill Insignia is precision sewn and non-merrowed "cut" edge. On Twill patches
only the black portions are embroidered on green fabric. These are replicas of the first
issue subdued twill patches introduced by the US Army in 1967 and seen
through the end of the war. See Insignia Page II for Twill Qualification Tabs.

Ranger Company Scrolls
From May 1965 to December 1967, each  Division and Separate
Brigade stationed in the Republic of Vietnam (RVN) formed a
Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol (LRRP). In December 1967
the Department of the Army authorized a more formal directive
 for the formation of Long Range Patrol (LRP) units. Then, in
February 1969, divisional LRP units were re-designated as Ranger
companies with each Division and Separate Brigade receiving a
Ranger Company. The Ranger scroll was typically worn above the
division / brigade shoulder sleeve insignia.