160th Field Artillery Regiment Unit Crest (Toujours En Avant) - Sold in Pairs PICK_PAIR~70089 Approved for wear in 1954

Approved for wear in 1954 and headquartered at Fort Bliss

The center device is adapted from the Psychological Operations collar insignia

This is worn by personnel of the Iowa National Guard

" is printed in green letters on the bottom of the design

160th Field Artillery Regiment Unit Crest (Toujours En Avant) - Sold in Pairs PICK_PAIR~70089 Approved for wear in 1954United States Army 160th Field Artillery Regiment Unit Crest (Toujours En Avant) Criteria: This is the unit crest (Distinctive Unit Insignia) for the 160th Field Artillery Regiment, which is based out of Oklahoma. Red and yellow, the main colors of this crest, historically represent Artillery. Unit crests are worn on the epaulets of the Army Class A Uniform jacket. Note: Sold in pairs (i. e., if you order a quantity of 1 you will receive two Unit