Unit Insignia
worn by A/101 Avn personnel throughout our legacy.
Reproductions of some of the patches shown are available in our A/101 Avn Merchandise Store
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Fort Rucker Aviation School Patch - Provided by John D. Kennedy
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101st Airborne Division Patch |
Aviation Crest - Provided by John D. Kennedy |
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A Company 101st AVN Battalion (65/66 Soc Trang)
Warrior Slicks Provided by Chuck Slezak
A Company 101st AVN Battalion
(65/66 Soc Trang) Thunderbird Guns.
This is not a patch, it is the emblem and nose art used by the Gun
platoon. The Slicks and Guns both wore
the Winged Warrior patch.
Provided by
Chuck Slezak
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A/101 Aviation Battalion Crest Circa 1965 Provided by Ed Schmelzer |
101st Aviation Battalion Coat of Arms and Distinctive Insignia (Badge) circa 1968-1969 |
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Pocket patch of the Warriors/T-Birds after they were designated as
the 336th.
Provided by
John D. Kennedy |
Mike Proff produced these patch reproductions based on the 1965-1966 T-Bird "Nose Art" |
336th Avn "Winged Warrior" patch circa 1967-1968 |
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A/101 Aviation patch used from 12/67 - mid-year 1969. |
A/101 Aviation patch used from 12/67 -
mid-year 1969. Call sign "Eagle"
Provided by
John Bercaw
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101st Avn Bn (AH) 1967-1968
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101st Airborne Battalion Crest |
Comanchero A/101 AHB Provided by Richard Bittle |
A Company 101st AVN (69-72 Camp Eagle) Comanchero Slicks |
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A Company A/101 AVN (new patch scan)
Provided
by Bob Carr |
Provided
by Steven Cipot |
Provided
by Kimball D. Kuehn |
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Comanchero Helmet decal circa 1971
Provided by Steven Cipot |
CCN/SOG Patch (Circa late 60's and early 70's)
Provided
by Wayne Jones |
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In country battalion Patch. circa
1968-1969 |
Provided
by Steven Cipot |
FOB Patch circa 1971
Provided
by Steven Cipot |
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In country SOG Patch. |
This
is the one given to
John Lipski
Provided
by John Lipski |
This is a visitor pass the CCN compound, it seems that someone forgot to return it. circa 1971
Provided by Steven Cipot |
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CCN Recon Team RT Alaska |
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This "Blue" Comanchero patch was found on ebay. Unknown origin also unknown as to if it is a real patch or a reproduction however a blue patch was not an authorized Comanchero patch or ever worn by unit members. Richard Bittle |
A Company A 4/101 AVN Regt
(This is the circa 1980-90's patch of the Commancheros, notice the spelling change) Provided by Wayne Jones and Major RONNIE M. MILLER |
101st Avn Regiment Crest circa 1968-present day
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A Company A 4/101 AVN Regt
This Patch
was worn by
the members of the Comancheros from 1999 to 2004. Notice that they have changed the
spelling back to COMANCHEROS (one M). Patch designer, SPC James Hoffman A 4/101 Avn Regt has returned to wearing this patch in 2006. It is now the current patch of the active duty Comancheros. |
This is the new Comanchero Patch as of June 2004, it was designed by CW2 AJ Santiago. It was drawn by hand shortly after the Comancheros crossed the berm into Iraq. Once we returned, it was decided that the drawing would be converted into the new patch. The war hungry Comanchero aircraft in the patch wears 531 on the intermediate section for our lost aircraft of 531 which was lost over Mosul on NOV 15th 2003. We lost 4 Comancheros that night. Behind the aircraft is the country of Iraq. The blue oval is an aviation blue. The aircraft wears the Comanchero headgear to include the tassels and large brim. He is equipped with David Clark headphones and two fully locked and loaded M60 machine guns. he also has the Comanchero engine cowling "Tattoo". He is ready at a moments notice to spill the blood of evil do'ers and help those in need of a Comanchero. |
This is the new 2007 A 4/101 Avn Comanchero PT shirt design This is the back of the PT shirt with the Battalion crest on the front left side. A/ 4 101 Avn Regt Black Oval Decal large 8" Patch Artwork designed by Cyr Zins |
 Combat Aviator Wings |
 Air Assault Wings |
 Combat Crewmembers Wings |
 Air Cavalry Badge |
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