Army War of 1812 Campaign Streamer
The Army War of 1812 Campaign Streamer represents U.S. Army campaign participation and military service during the War of 1812, fought between the United States and Great Britain from 1812 through 1815.
The War of 1812 marked the young nation's second major armed conflict with Great Britain and included military operations along the Canadian-American border, the Atlantic coast, Chesapeake Bay, and the Gulf Coast. Army organizations that have inherited authorized War of 1812 campaign participation credit may display the appropriate streamer as part of their official lineage and honors.
The War of 1812 Streamer is Scarlet with two White stripes, with the authorized campaign inscription embroidered in Yellow.
Scarlet again symbolizes Great Britain, the former mother country, while the two White stripes represent the United States' second successful defense of its homeland against the same adversary fought during the Revolutionary War.
Inscriptions:
-CANADA 1812-1815
-CHIPPEWA 1814
-LUNDY'S LANE 1814
-BLADENSBURG 1814
-MCHENRY 1814
-NEW ORLEANS 1814-1815
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 War of 1812 campaign participation, military heritage, and officially recognized honors.
Product Features
- U.S. Army War of 1812 Campaign Streamer
- Scarlet streamer with two White stripes
- Authorized campaign inscription embroidered in Yellow
- Available with all six authorized War of 1812 campaign inscriptions
- Custom embroidered according to authorized unit campaign participation credit
- Designed for Army organizational colors, distinguishing flags, and guidons
- Professional military and ceremonial construction
- Made in the USA
