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Those are just old school unit identifiers, at the brigade level I think. They are called chevrons. Used for long range identification by friendly forces.
The brass was always weird about them and we always made sure it never was covered with mud or duct. Especially during Desert Storm. Didn't want any friendly fire incidents.
>Dig deeper.
>Have you served?
>You are nothing more than meat to be sacrificed by (((them))).
I would have been one of 24 guys to pull the lanyard on the short range nukes we had in West Germany during the last phase of the end of the Soviet union.
I have the equivalent of a BA in Field Artillery.
I was in Doucheland for reunification.
I might know what I'm talking about.
The Davy Crockett.
It's upper brass shit. I never got really into it. The chevrons are rotated and doubled and shit like that representing the units on their maps.
Had my hands on $65,000 worth of Krugerrand at one point. It is a weird feeling holding that much gold. I get it.