US ARMY COMMANDS & HEADQUARTERS

UNITED STATES ARMY

COMMANDS & HEADQUARTERS ORGANIZATIONAL FLAGS

Image Added July 2008

103rd Sustainment Command

Notes

Major commands, major subordinate and specified commands, and numbered commands of the US Army are authorized organizational flags. Designs are as follows:

For major US Army commands, the flag is 4 feet 4 inches at the hoist by 5 feet 6 inches on the fly. The field of the flag is national flag blue with the US Coat of Arms (USCOA), minus its crest, centered. Above the USCOA is the shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) of the command in proper colors. Below it is a scroll inscribed with the title of the command. The fringe is yellow.

For major subordinate and specified commands (including numbered US Army Reserve headquarters and state area commands of the federally recognized Army National Guard), the flag is 3 feet at the hoist by 4 feet on the fly. The field of the flag is national flag blue (dark blue for Army National Guard state area commands) with the command's SSI, in proper colors, centered. The fringe is yellow.

Numbered, branch-oriented US Army commands organized under a Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE) have a flag with a field in the first-named branch color and a fringe in the second-named branch color. The command's SSI, in proper colors, is centered on the flag.

Us Army post headquarters commands, US Army garrisons, and US Army Reserve (USAR) garrison support units have flags with a teal blue field and the insignia for "branch immaterial" (the USCOA within a ring) in yellow, with scrolls for the headquarters designation. The fringe is yellow.

The fringe for all these flags is 2 1/2 inches wide.