Description

Special Forces Tab for Dress Uniform

The Special Forces Tab is a prestigious service school qualification tab of the United States Army, awarded to soldiers who successfully complete the rigorous Special Forces Qualification Course at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School.

Key Features:

• Officially recognized qualification tab of the U.S. Army
• Embroidered quadrant patch measuring 3 1/4 inches wide
• Teal blue background with gold-yellow embroidered letters
• Authorized for wear on the upper left sleeve of military uniforms
• Known as the “long tab” due to its distinctive length

Created in 1983, the Special Forces Tab is an emblem of honor and achievement, signifying a soldier’s completion of one of the most challenging courses in the military. This embroidered patch is a permanent recognition of Special Forces qualification, allowing soldiers to proudly display their accomplishment on their dress uniforms. The tab’s teal blue color and gold-yellow lettering make it a standout feature on any military attire, symbolizing the elite status of those who earn it.

Soldiers awarded the Special Forces Tab are authorized to wear it for the duration of their military careers, regardless of their current assignment. The tab was also retroactively awarded to soldiers who were previously qualified as Special Forces, and veterans from certain wartime service categories may be eligible for retroactive awards.

Compatibility and Use:

The Special Forces Tab is designed to be worn on the upper left sleeve of military uniforms, including mess/dress and class-B uniforms. It serves as a permanent testament to a soldier’s dedication and expertise in Special Forces operations.

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