Army - 30th Field Artillery Brigade (U.S.)

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• 30th Field Artillery Brigade
• 211th Field Artillery Group
• Alexander Hamilton Battery

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• 103rd Field Artillery
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• United States of America

by Tom Gregg, 20 June 1997

Organizational Flag, 30th Field Artillery Brigade: Scarlet and red are the colors of the field artillery. Many separate brigade shoulder sleeve insignia are, like this one, rectangular with slightly rounded ends. There are numerous exceptions, however. The insignia is edged with white piping for contrast with the field of the flag.
Tom Gregg, 20 June 1997

by Tom Gregg, 17 September 1998

211th Field Artillery Group. Scarlet and yellow are the Field Artillery branch colors. The 211th FA Group was activated in 1942 when the 211th FA Regiment was broken up into independent battalions; in the 1950's it was inactivated when regimental identities were reestablished in the FA branch. Flags in the same colors are used by Air Defense Artillery groups.
Tom Gregg, 17 September 1998