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MultiCam/Scorpion (OCP) Army Air Assault Embroidered Badge
Criteria: Awarded to members of the United States Army who have completed an air assault training course in accordance with the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command's Standardized Air Assault Core Program of Instruction. Created in 1974, the Air Assault badge was originally known as the Airmobile Badge. The badge was initially authorized only for wear by members of the 101st Airborne Division. In 1978, the Air Assault Badge adopted its current name and the award criteria was changed for Army-wide issuance. The Air Assault Badge may be retroactively awarded to veterans of the Vietnam War upon application to the United States Army Human Resources Command.
MultiCam/Scorpion (OCP) Army Air Assault Embroidered Badge
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: ["quality","service"].
"This company is fantastic. I accidentally ordered the wrong type of OCPs. I sent them back explaining my issues. I was refunded immediately and an ordered was placed for what I actually wanted. This all happened in the span of a week. The service was excellent and quick! I will definitely be back for my future needs!"
"Looking for a pin but this was available and I have put them on before. Thank you!"
"Great fabric, patches and tapes are well made and sewn great, fast and reliable shipping. Will be ordering again"
"Outstanding quality"
"Excellent quality and finishing"
"They followed my wants and needs perfectly and shipping did not take long at all especially being in stationed overseas. High recommend the sewing service."
"Everything is great. One minor issue was that my name tape, army tape, rank and badges were all printed on the light colored part of the pattern so they stand out a little. I noticed and my chain of command also noticed lol. Not a big deal."
MultiCam/Scorpion (OCP) Army Air Assault Embroidered Badge
Criteria: Awarded to members of the United States Army who have completed an air assault training course in accordance with the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command's Standardized Air Assault Core Program of Instruction. Created in 1974, the Air Assault badge was originally known as the Airmobile Badge. The badge was initially authorized only for wear by members of the 101st Airborne Division. In 1978, the Air Assault Badge adopted its current name and the award criteria was changed for Army-wide issuance. The Air Assault Badge may be retroactively awarded to veterans of the Vietnam War upon application to the United States Army Human Resources Command.
