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  • Dennis Adams: Bill, Thanks. That Seems To Fill in The Gap Between WWII and The Mid 1950s. Dennis

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    This email exchange discusses reference materials related to acting non-commissioned officer brassards from World War II to the present. The sender provides information from Army regulations on the design of brassards from 1948 to 1958, noting that actual designs sometimes differed from regulations. He offers to look for supply catalogues from this period and suggests the recipient contact the Institute of Heraldry for drawings of brassard designs.

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    This email exchange discusses reference materials related to acting non-commissioned officer brassards from World War II to the present. The sender provides information from Army regulations on the design of brassards from 1948 to 1958, noting that actual designs sometimes differed from regulations. He offers to look for supply catalogues from this period and suggests the recipient contact the Institute of Heraldry for drawings of brassard designs.

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    Dennis Adams: Bill, Thanks. That Seems To Fill in The Gap Between WWII and The Mid 1950s. Dennis

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    Dennis Adams
    This email exchange discusses reference materials related to acting non-commissioned officer brassards from World War II to the present. The sender provides information from Army regulations on the design of brassards from 1948 to 1958, noting that actual designs sometimes differed from regulations. He offers to look for supply catalogues from this period and suggests the recipient contact the Institute of Heraldry for drawings of brassard designs.

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    From: Sent: To: Subject: Dennis Adams [hardstripe1@comcast.net] Monday, April 09, 2012 4:34 PM 'bemerson' RE: Reference Materials

    Bill, Thanks.ThatseemstofillinthegapbetweenWWIIandthemid1950s. Dennis


    From: bemerson [mailto:bemerson@knology.net] Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2012 9:36 PM To: hardstripe1@comcast.net Subject: FW: Reference Materials

    Dennis, Unfortunatelytheregslaggedfarbehindtheactualissuanceofnewbrassards.Ivegonethroughtheuniform regsandwillsupplysomedatebelow.AsourceIhavenottappedarethevarioussupplycataloguesandthe specificationsasoftenthosereflectedactualpracticesbetterthantheuniformregs.Theoldspecificationsare hardtofindbutsomeofthedepositoriessuchasuniversitylibrariesmayhavethesupplycatalogs. Thatsaid,accordingtoregsarmbandsusedattrainingfacilitiesduringandafterWorldWarIIcontinued unchangedthroughthetransitiontotwoinchwidechevronsin1948andtheirreturntonominalthreeinch chevronsin1951.Idonothavephotosshowingwhatwasactuallyusedatmosttrainingfacilitiesduringthistime.Ido


    havealocallyusedarmbandonmediumgreenthathasasergeantwithtwoarcsandIknowthatwasused,butthatwas atanNCOacademy. Inbelatedrecognitionoftheeliminationofthethreebarsforasergeantthatoccurredin1949,inApril1952thearmy changedsergeantsarmbandstoincludeandarcandthrees,whichinturn,madethearmbandfiveincheshigh.[see Changes3,SR600601,April1,1952.AlsoseeDA,SR600601,April8,1953,para.33]Withthereturntothreesas thechevronforasergeantresultingfromthe1958graderestructure,thetwoauthorizedarmbandswereforthatrank andforcorporal.Thesearmbands,designedforthegreenuniforms,simplyhadthegoldenliteongreenchevronssewn tothedarkblueclothbackground.[seeDA,AR6705,September28,1959,para.151].TheInstituteofHeraldrymay

    haveanofficialdrawingforthesearmbandssincethebrassardsappearedintheregs.Isuggestyouwrite themandaskforcopiesofdrawingsoftheversionsIcite.StartinginApril1957thearmychangedregulationsso
    thatactingNCOsofcasualgroups,aswellasthoseintrainingactivities,wouldwearbrassardswherefrequent personnelchangemaketheregular(chevrons)impractical.[seeChanges3,AR624200,April12,1957.] OfcourseatmanyofthetrainingfacilitiesandNCOacademiestheymadetheirown.IhaveacompletesetofNCO brassardsclearuptofirstsergeantthatwereusedatFt.SillsOCSin1960.Theseareonaredbackgroundandhavethe ranksstenciledinyellow,thechevronsslightlylargerthantheold2inchchevronsfromthetimeofthestartofthe Koreanwar. Hopethishelps. BillEmerson
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    From: Dennis Adams [mailto:hardstripe1@comcast.net] Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2012 5:42 PM To: bill@emersoninsignia.net Subject: Reference Materials

    Hibill, IamlookingforcertainreferencesforanarticleIamwritingonActingNCObrassardsfromWWIItoPresent.Ihave actingcorporalandsergeantbrassardsfromtheWWIIandafterera(ODWoolstripesonDarkBluewoolbrassard)and thecurrenttypeadoptedinthe1950sandstillused(Armydressbluechevronssewntothebrassard).Ialsohaveone thatisa19481951noncombatantsergeantsewntoastripofOGCanvas. Myquestionis;Werebrassardsproducedondarkbluewoolusingthe19481951and19511958chevrons?Iamtrying tofindarmyuniformregsfromtheseperiodsandsofarhavebeenthwarted.(19481957) DaveKaufmansuggestedIsendyouanemail.Irecentlysubmittedandarticlecoveringhelmetlinerrankdecalstohim. Iplananarticleonthebrassardsandamjustlayingthegroundworkonanarticleaboutmetalchevronsforcollars,etc. Also,IheardthroughthecollectorsgrapevinethatyouarewritingarevisededitionofyourbookChevrons.Ialsoheard youwerelookingforsomeonetoproofreadthedraft. Iamachevroncollectorandtechnicalwriterbyprofessionandwouldbegladtohelp. Thanks. DennisAdams

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