Iraq Campaign Ceremonial Streamer For Guidon BS-AR252A

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AR252
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Iraq Campaign Ceremonial Streamer

The Iraq Campaign Ceremonial Streamer represents U.S. Army campaign participation and distinguished service during military operations in Iraq.

The Iraq Campaign Streamer reflects the design of the Iraq Campaign Medal ribbon and features eleven stripes of Scarlet, White, Green, Black, and Chamois. The colors reflect the national colors of Iraq and the nature of the campaign. Green is traditionally associated with Islam, red represents fighting courage in the pursuit of freedom, white represents generosity, and black reflects Islam's historical success.

The authorized campaign inscription is embroidered in red. Army organizations that received campaign participation credit for service in Iraq may display the appropriate streamer on their organizational colors. The inscription displayed on the streamer corresponds to the campaign credit authorized in the unit's official Lineage and Honors.

Authorized Iraq Campaign inscriptions include Liberation of Iraq, Transition of Iraq, Iraqi Governance, National Resolution, Iraqi Surge, Iraqi Sovereignty, and New Dawn, as applicable to the unit's official campaign participation credit.

The streamer is designed for display on authorized U.S. Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons, representing the organization's participation in designated Iraq campaigns and preserving its official lineage and battle honors.

Product Features

  • U.S. Army Iraq Campaign Ceremonial Streamer
  • Authentic 11-stripe Iraq Campaign ribbon pattern
  • Scarlet, White, Green, Black, and Chamois colors
  • Authorized campaign inscription embroidered in red
  • Custom embroidered with the unit's authorized campaign inscription
  • Designed for Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons
  • Professional military and ceremonial construction
  • Made in the USA