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Army - 103rd Support Brigade (U.S.)

103rd Support Brigade
HHC Guidon
300th Support Battalion

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103rd Support Brigade

image by Tom Gregg, 13 June 1998

All separate brigades of the U.S. Army have flags of two colors, divided vertically, with the unit's shoulder sleeve insignia centered. Buff and scarlet are the colors used for flags of separate support brigades. These units provide command and control for a variety of combat service support units -- administrative, supply, ordnance, medical, etc.

The 103rd Support Brigade is currently an Army Reserve unit (unless it, too, has fallen victim to defense budget cuts). It uses the same shoulder sleeve insignia as the WW II-era 103rd Infantry Division.

Tom Gregg, 29 January 1997

HHC Guidon

image by Tom Gregg, 14 June 1998

Guidon, HHC 103rd Support Brigade. The shoulder sleeve insignia of the old 103rd Infantry Division was continued when the division was inactivated and some of its elements were used to form the 103rd Support Brigade. Same basic pattern as the brigade's organizational flag.
Tom Gregg, 14 June 1998

300th Support Battalion

image by Tom Gregg, 28 September 1998

The Organizational Color of the 300th Support Battalion (Corps), a U.S. Army Reserve unit based in Lafayette, Indiana. The color is buff with scarlet fringe, these being the colors for support units.
Tom Gregg, 28 September 1998

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