Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

(6) Command Sergeant Major collar insignia (enlisted personnel only). The branch insignia is the coat of arms of
the United States on a 1-inch disk, in gold-colored metal (see fig 28–73).
Figure 28–73. Collar insignia, command sergeant major
(7) Aviation branch. The officer branch insignia is a vertical silver propeller between two horizontal gold wings, 1 1 ⁄8
inches in width. Enlisted personnel have the same design on a 1-inch disk in gold-colored metal (see fig 28–74).
Figure 28–74. Insignia of branch, Aviation
(8) Cavalry collar insignia. Officers and enlisted personnel assigned to cavalry regiments, cavalry squadrons, or
separate cavalry troops are authorized to wear cavalry insignia in lieu of the branch insignia, when approved by the
MACOM commander. The officer collar insignia is two crossed sabers in scabbards with the cutting edge up, 11/16
inch in height, in gold-colored metal. The enlisted collar insignia is the same design on a 1-inch disk in gold-colored
metal (see fig 28–75).
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