Army Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Rank Patch – Sew-On OCP Insignia
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- Official U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major (CSM) rank patch – sew-on style for OCP uniforms
- Designed in subdued colors to match the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform
- Represents the highest enlisted rank, symbolizing leadership, experience, and Army excellence
- Made with durable embroidery to withstand field conditions, deployments, and daily uniform wear
- Manufactured to U.S. Army Institute of Heraldry specifications for regulation compliance and precision
- Ideal for active-duty CSMs, newly promoted senior NCOs, veterans, and collectors of official Army rank insignia
- Requires professional or personal sewing for secure attachment to authorized OCP uniforms
The Army Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Rank Patch – Sew-On OCP Insignia for Uniforms is worn by the senior enlisted leaders who guide soldiers, enforce standards, and uphold the traditions of the U.S. Army. This insignia reflects decades of experience, leadership mastery, and dedication to mission success at the highest levels of command.
Built for regulation uniform wear and lasting durability, this CSM sew-on patch is perfect for those currently serving, newly promoted Command Sergeant Majors, veterans, or collectors seeking authentic Army rank insignia. It provides a sharp, regulation-compliant appearance when properly sewn onto OCP uniform items.
Why does my OCP patch or name tape look lighter than previous issued patches and name tapes?
In an effort to standardize insignia across the Army, Air Force, and Space Force, The Institute of Heraldry collaborated with PEO-S to transition each branches insignia. The OCP rank insignia, badges, name, and service tapes are now a lighter, three-color background pattern instead of the previous seven-color pattern. This modification aims to enhance readability and facilitate easier recognition of ranks, addressing the challenge posed by the previous seven-color background. By simplifying these features without compromising the overall functionality of the uniform, the transition seeks to improve situational awareness in day-to-day interactions for military personnel.