The Army Philippine Insurrection Campaign Streamer represents U.S. Army campaign participation during military operations in the Philippine Islands following the War with Spain.
The Philippine Insurrection, also historically known as the Philippine-American War, began in 1899 and involved extensive U.S. Army operations throughout the Philippine Islands. Army campaign participation credit continued through subsequent operations against organized resistance and hostile groups into the early 20th century.
The Philippine Insurrection Campaign Streamer is Blue with two Red stripes, with the authorized campaign inscription embroidered in Yellow.
Army organizations that received campaign participation credit for these operations may display the appropriate streamer as part of their official Lineage and Honors.
Inscriptions:
-MANILA 1899
-ILOILO 1899
-MALOLOS 1899
-LAGUNA DE BAY 1899
-SAN ISIDRO 1899
-ZAPOTE RIVER 1899
-CAVITE 1899-1900
-TARLAC 1899
-SAN FABIAN 1899
-MINDANAO 1902-1905
-JOLO 1905, 1906, 1913
The exact campaign streamer displayed by an Army organization is determined by the campaign participation credit authorized in 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 Philippine campaign participation and preserving its officially recognized military history and heritage.
Product Features
- U.S. Army Philippine Insurrection Campaign Streamer
- Blue streamer with two Red stripes
- Authorized campaign inscription embroidered in Yellow
- Available with authorized Philippine Insurrection campaign inscriptions
- Custom embroidered according to authorized unit campaign participation credit
- Represents historic U.S. Army service in the Philippine Islands
- Designed for Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons
- Professional military and ceremonial construction
- Made in the USA
