The brown on a Warrant Officer's insignia has real origins: in 1918, Army Mine Planter Service crews — the Army's own seagoing vessel operators — marked their rank with simple bands cut from brown burlap sacking. That became the official color of the Warrant Officer Corps, worn ever since as a mark of the Army's technical specialists.

Available in sizes 5–15 inches (size ordered is width), in white, black, gold, yellow, silver, or gray. Want a different color than what's listed? Just add a note at checkout. Cut from durable outdoor vinyl.

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