Field Army insignia of the United States Army

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Shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) are cloth emblems worn on the shoulders of US Army uniforms to identify the primary headquarters to which a Soldier is assigned. The highest field organization in the United States Army currently consists of Field Armies, which were once combined into Army Groups. Currently, Coalition Land Force Component Commanders (CFLCC)'s wear the SSI of Field Armies of the past (for example, USARCENT, the Army component of CENTCOM, is flagged as Third United States Army, "Patton's Own"). ^[1]

Contents 1 US Army Groups 2 US Field Armies 3 See also 4 Sources & references

[edit] US Army Groups

First United States Army Group

Sixth United States Army Group aka "Southern Group of Armies"

Twelfth United States Army Group

15th Army Group

[edit] US Field Armies

First Allied Airborne Army	First United States Army	Second United States Army	Third United States Army
Fourth United States Army	Fifth United States Army aka "United States Army North"	Sixth United States Army	Seventh United States Army now "US ARMY EUROPE"
Eighth United States Army	Ninth United States Army	Tenth United States Army	Fourteenth United States Army
Fifteenth United States Army	Space and Missile Defense Command	United States Army Pacific Command	United States Army Special Operations Command

[edit] See also

• Corps insignia of the United States Army
• Division insignia of the United States Army
• Coats of arms of U.S. Infantry Regiments
• Coats of arms of U.S. Field Artillery Regiments
• Coats of arms of U.S. Cavalry Regiments

[edit] Sources & references

1. ^ Pentagon page on distinctive unit insignia