US Army Recruiting Division OCP Patch with Velcro | Black Background
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US Army Recruiting Division OCP Patch with Velcro | Black Background
Made in the USA · Military Specifications · Velcro Backing Included · Bulk Discounts Available — Request a Quote
Wear the insignia of the US Army Recruiting Division with the authority it deserves. This OCP-colored shoulder sleeve insignia features a black background and integrated Velcro backing for secure attachment to OCP uniforms — manufactured in the USA to rigorous Army specifications. Browse our full Recruiting Patches collection or shop all AGSU Patches.
Wear Instructions
Shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) are worn on the left shoulder of the OCP uniform. The Velcro backing on this patch allows for easy attachment and removal from OCP-compatible uniform sleeves.
Product Specifications
- Official US Army Recruiting Division OCP shoulder sleeve insignia
- Black background version — authorized for OCP uniform wear
- Integrated Velcro backing for secure OCP uniform attachment
- OCP colors authorized by exception to policy, April 2020
- Reflects official redesignation of August 7, 2025
- One-piece design per standard established December 1972
- Lineage traces to original two-piece version approved 1967 for US Army Recruiting Command
- Made in the USA to military specifications
- HS Code: 5807.10
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