Category:US Army World War Two Streamers

American Campaign

The Army only displays one campaign streamer to reflect the American Campaign because Army units did not participate in combat within the American Campaign.
The streamer is light blue with a narrow blue, white and red stripe in the center and a narrow white, red, black and white stripe on each side.
The blue represents the Americas and the white and black refers to the German part of the conflict while the red and white refers to the Japanese part of the conflict on the Pacific coast.
The following inscription is in yellow.

There were 21 campaigns in the Asiatic Pacific Theater.
The Asiatic Pacific Campaign streamer is yellow with a narrow blue, white and red center stripe and a narrow white, red and white stripe on each side.
The yellow color represents Asia; the blue, white, and red stripes taken from the American Defense Medal refer to the continuance of American Defense after Pearl Harbor.
The red and white stripes are the Japanese colors.
The following inscriptions in blue are authorized:

There were 16 campaigns in the EAME Theater.
The EAME streamer is green with a brown stripe on each edge.
The center has a narrow blue, white and red stripe.
On the upper portion is a narrow white and red stripe with a narrow white, black and white stripe on the lower portion.
The brown color is representative of the sands of Africa and the green color for the green fields of Europe.
The central blue, white, and red stripes taken from the American Defense Medal ribbon refers to the continuance of American Defense after Pearl Harbor.
Green, white, and red are the Italian colors, and the white and black colors refer to Germany.
The following inscriptions in yellow are authorized:

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