The Army Indian Wars Campaign Streamer represents U.S. Army campaign participation during the series of military operations commonly known as the Indian Wars, conducted primarily across the American West during the 19th century.
These campaigns form part of the official historical lineage and campaign participation credit of qualifying U.S. Army organizations. Units authorized Indian Wars campaign credit may display the appropriate streamer as part of their official organizational honors.
The Indian Wars Campaign Streamer is Scarlet with two Black stripes, with the authorized campaign inscription embroidered in Yellow.
The streamer design is based on the colors historically associated with the Indian Campaign Medal. The specific inscription displayed by an organization is determined by its official Lineage and Honors and authorized campaign participation credit.
Inscriptions:
-MIAMI 1790-1795
-TIPPECANOE 1811
-CREEKS 1813-1814, 1836-1837
-SEMINOLES 1817-1818, 1835-1842, 1855-1858
-BLACK HAWK 1832
-COMANCHES 1867-1875
-MODOCS 1872-1873
-APACHES 1873, 1885-1886
-LITTLE BIG HORN 1876-1877
-NEZ PERCES 1877
-BANNOCKS 1878
-CHEYENNES 1878-1879
-UTES 1879-1880
-PINE RIDGE 1890-1891
Army organizations authorized campaign participation credit display the appropriate streamer according to the unit's official Lineage and Honors.
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 historical campaign participation and officially recognized Army lineage and honors.
Product Features
- U.S. Army Indian Wars Campaign Streamer
- Scarlet streamer with two Black stripes
- Authorized campaign inscription embroidered in Yellow
- Available with authorized Indian Wars campaign inscriptions
- Custom embroidered according to unit campaign participation credit
- Designed for Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons
- Professional military and ceremonial construction
- Made in the USA
