The Army is launching an investigation after a Special Forces unit posted a photo showing a soldier with a patch depicting a particular image of skull and crossbones used by the Nazis in World War II.

The Special Forces team patch depicting a particular skull and crossbones used by the Nazis in World War II was previously banned in 2022 after an informal investigation, according to an Army ...

but Army Special Operations Command spokesperson Jacqueline Hill confirmed to Military.com that the Green Beret wearing the patch was attached to the 20th Group, which is based in Birmingham ...

The Army is investigating a National Guard social media account posting that contained an image of a soldier wearing a patch appearing to depict Nazi symbolism. On Sunday, the 20th Special Forces ...

Photo of a Special Forces unit patch. (Staff Sgt. Warren Wright/Army) The unit returned from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan in October 2017. The awards approved include seven Purple Heart ...

Former Army Capt. Kevin Casas called the patch "100% Haji style! "The team I worked with in the Jordanian Special Forces had a patch just like that, they were good guys, but the bad guys' patch ...

Breaking News Reporter A viral photo of a National Guardsman donning a patch that appeared eerily similar to a Nazi symbol has sparked a probe by the U.S. Army, the special forces unit in question ...

Mike Lavigne/Army) Amid an uproar from active and former Special Forces soldiers over ... a green-ish beret and Instagram posts of uniform patches belonging to the 1st Security Force Assistance ...

Many immediately noticed the arrowhead patches of the Army's Special Forces on the left sleeves of the unarmed, but baton-carrying Utah National Guard troops in multicam uniforms, who joined the ...

Clay Cromwell, John Marshall, Max Sandlin, and Brent Self are wearing jersey patches that have special meaning to them. John Marshall (No. 1) is wearing Brendan Looney’s SEAL team patch in honor ...

One of the most enduring traditions of the Army-Navy Game involves the special patches players on both sides have sewn onto their jerseys. Many players, such as Navy senior fullback and offensive ...

Christopher Williams, 31, of Olympia, Wash., a bass player in the U.S. Army Japan band. The new patch is as special to Williams as the Screaming Eagle badge he wears to signify his service in the ...