The 102nd Infantry Division, known as the ‘Ozark’ Division, was an active force during World War 2, participating in significant campaigns across Europe. Disbanded in 1965, the division was reactivated in 2009 as the 102nd Training Division, continuing its proud legacy of service and focussing it in training future generations of soldiers. This patch, measuring 6.5cm in diameter, was worn by members of the division during its active years.
Key Features
Original US Army surplus.
Measures approximately 6.5cm in diameter.
Dark blue background with a gold ring and the letter 'Z' in a half-circle at its centre.
Description
The 102nd Infantry Division, known as the ‘Ozark’ Division for the area where it is usually located, formed an important part of the Allied forces during WW2, contributing to the success of several key campaigns. After being disbanded in 1965, the division was reactivated in 2009 as the 102nd Training Division, overseeing critical training operation.
This patch features a circular design with a dark blue background and a gold ring surrounding the inside. The central motif includes a bold letter ‘Z’ and a half-circle, representing the division’s distinctive identity. Measuring 6.5cm in diameter, this beautifully embroidered patch captures the division’s proud history and its continued service in the modern era.
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