Army China Relief Expedition Campaign Streamer
The Army China Relief Expedition Campaign Streamer represents U.S. Army participation during the China Relief Expedition of 1900–1901, conducted during the Boxer Rebellion in China.
U.S. Army forces participated as part of an international military expedition organized to protect American citizens and interests, relieve foreign legations under siege in Peking (Beijing), and restore access between the coast and the Chinese capital.
The China Relief Expedition Campaign Streamer is Yellow with narrow Blue stripes near each edge, reflecting the distinctive colors associated with the China Campaign Medal.
Army organizations that received campaign participation credit for service during the China Relief Expedition may display the streamer as part of their official lineage and honors.
Inscriptions:
-TIENTSIN 1900
-YANG-TSUN 1900
-PEKING 1900
The specific authorization to display the streamer is determined by the organization's official Lineage and Honors and its recognized campaign participation credit.
The streamer is designed for display on authorized U.S. Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons, providing a visible representation of the organization's participation in the China Relief Expedition and preserving its officially recognized campaign history and military heritage.
Product Features
- U.S. Army China Relief Expedition Campaign Streamer
- Yellow streamer with narrow Blue stripes
- Authorized CHINA RELIEF EXPEDITION campaign inscription
- Custom embroidered according to authorized unit campaign participation credit
- Represents U.S. Army service during the Boxer Rebellion
- Designed for Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons
- Professional military and ceremonial construction
- Made in the USA
