Video about unis.

Patches you may see the players wearing during the game:






504TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT
DEVILS IN B**** PANTS
Nicknamed the 'Devils in B**** Pants' based on the captured diary of a German soldier, the 504th participated in the invasions of Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, and Holland.



505TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

H-MINUS
Jumping Jim Gavin's 505th participated in parachute assaults of Sicily, Salerno, Normandy, and Holland during World War II. The nickname 'H-Minus' demonstrated the regiment's mission to arrive on the battlefield before the schedule time of a seaborne invasion, commonly called 'H-Hour'.



507TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

RAFF'S RUFFIANS
'Raff's Ruffians' named after their last commander Edson Raff, participated in the Normandy landings with the 82nd. Afterwards, it was reassigned to the 17th Airborne Division, where the regiment conducted a parachute assault across the Rhine River on 24 March 1945.



508TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

FURY FROM THE SKY/EL DIABLO
The regiment known as 'El Diablo', with the appropriate motto 'Fury from the Sky' the 508th participated in combat jumps in Normandy and Holland.



325TH GLIDER INFANTRY REGIMENT

LET'S GO
The 82nd's only glider infantry regiment. With its motto 'Let's Go!' the regiment participated in operations on Sicily, in Italy, France, Holland, and Belgium.



307TH AIRBORNE ENGINEER BATTALION

I MAINTAIN THE RIGHT
Carrying its motto of "I maintain the right" from World War I, the 307th AEB was the divisions engineer battalion for the entire war, and fighting everywhere the 82nd was ordered.



319TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOYAUTE
After being assigned to Darby's Rangers during the Sicily and Salerno campaigns, the 319th participated in the Normandy and Holland invasions with the 82nd, with whom the 319th remained attached to for the rest of the war.



320TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

VOLENS ET POTENS
Remaining in reserve during Sicily, the 320th GFAB made up for lost time, participating in operations in Italy, Normandy, Holland, and Belgium, before accompanying the division into Germany.



376TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOOK OUT BELOW
By dropping their cannon on Sicily, the 376th PFAB became the first unit to drop field artillery via parachute. The battalion's motto 'Look out below' was appropriate as it jumped cannon in support of the invasions of Sicily and Holland.



456TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

WE LEAD THE WAY
The 456th PFAB offered parachute-borne artillery support to the 505th PIR during the invasion of Sicily. Afterwards, the battalion was detached and remained in Italy supporting the 1st Special Service Force in the campaigns for Cassino, Anzio, and Rome. The battalion was later redesignated the 463rd PFAB.

Something that may not be apparent from the pictures:
That netting effect on the helmets is painted on. It is not a shadow.

Are there two different uniforms? Why are some green and some charcoal grey?

damn. those are nice.

Champ Bailey said:

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Are there two different uniforms? Why are some green and some charcoal grey?

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I think they are all the same color. It may just be the lighting they used for the pics.

Those are awesome

Was this game last weekend?

swc93 said:

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Was this game last weekend?

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It is on December 10th.

Other than the AA patch on the sidearm, not really sewing how that is WWII paratrooper inspired.

Satellite of Love said:

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Other than the AA patch on the sidearm, not really sewing how that is WWII paratrooper inspired.

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AA patch, 48-star American flag patch, historical unit patch, camo on undershirt, netting on helmet, hue of jersey, tactical helmet symbol.

Interesting that the patches are not facing the other direction like on the normal military. Just an observation.

Would be nice to see a good game, can care less who wins.

Looks like Navy unveiled their unis for the game:
http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/12/6/13858212/navys-beat-army-uniforms-2016

Apparently the Navy uniforms are a throwback to 1963

https://www.stripes.com/sports/naval-academy-s-army-navy-game-uniforms-a-throwback-to-1963-1.443187

New army

From watching the video, it looks like the undershirts even have some meaning.

I thought I saw different nick names from different WWII groups and battalions on the back.

Really awesome! I may watch just cause of how unique this will be and hopefully they share more of the history during the game.

lead said:

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New army

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WWII is New Army?

HustlerAggie said:

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Satellite of Love said:

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Other than the AA patch on the sidearm, not really sewing how that is WWII paratrooper inspired.

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AA patch, 48-star American flag patch, historical unit patch, camo on undershirt, netting on helmet, hue of jersey, tactical helmet symbol.

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Just not seeing it bro

HustlerAggie said:

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Patches you may see the players wearing during the game:






504TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT
DEVILS IN B**** PANTS
Nicknamed the 'Devils in B**** Pants' based on the captured diary of a German soldier, the 504th participated in the invasions of Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, and Holland.



505TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

H-MINUS
Jumping Jim Gavin's 505th participated in parachute assaults of Sicily, Salerno, Normandy, and Holland during World War II. The nickname 'H-Minus' demonstrated the regiment's mission to arrive on the battlefield before the schedule time of a seaborne invasion, commonly called 'H-Hour'.



507TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

RAFF'S RUFFIANS
'Raff's Ruffians' named after their last commander Edson Raff, participated in the Normandy landings with the 82nd. Afterwards, it was reassigned to the 17th Airborne Division, where the regiment conducted a parachute assault across the Rhine River on 24 March 1945.



508TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

FURY FROM THE SKY/EL DIABLO
The regiment known as 'El Diablo', with the appropriate motto 'Fury from the Sky' the 508th participated in combat jumps in Normandy and Holland.



325TH GLIDER INFANTRY REGIMENT

LET'S GO
The 82nd's only glider infantry regiment. With its motto 'Let's Go!' the regiment participated in operations on Sicily, in Italy, France, Holland, and Belgium.



307TH AIRBORNE ENGINEER BATTALION

I MAINTAIN THE RIGHT
Carrying its motto of "I maintain the right" from World War I, the 307th AEB was the divisions engineer battalion for the entire war, and fighting everywhere the 82nd was ordered.



319TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOYAUTE
After being assigned to Darby's Rangers during the Sicily and Salerno campaigns, the 319th participated in the Normandy and Holland invasions with the 82nd, with whom the 319th remained attached to for the rest of the war.



320TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

VOLENS ET POTENS
Remaining in reserve during Sicily, the 320th GFAB made up for lost time, participating in operations in Italy, Normandy, Holland, and Belgium, before accompanying the division into Germany.



376TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOOK OUT BELOW
By dropping their cannon on Sicily, the 376th PFAB became the first unit to drop field artillery via parachute. The battalion's motto 'Look out below' was appropriate as it jumped cannon in support of the invasions of Sicily and Holland.



456TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

WE LEAD THE WAY
The 456th PFAB offered parachute-borne artillery support to the 505th PIR during the invasion of Sicily. Afterwards, the battalion was detached and remained in Italy supporting the 1st Special Service Force in the campaigns for Cassino, Anzio, and Rome. The battalion was later redesignated the 463rd PFAB.

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Don't know how to post stuff like you did BUT you forgot the 503rd Regimental Combat Team. The ROCK FORCE that liberated Corregidor....
http://corregidor.org/503_abbott/503.htm

The Original AG 76 said:

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HustlerAggie said:

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Patches you may see the players wearing during the game:






504TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT
DEVILS IN B**** PANTS
Nicknamed the 'Devils in B**** Pants' based on the captured diary of a German soldier, the 504th participated in the invasions of Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, and Holland.



505TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

H-MINUS
Jumping Jim Gavin's 505th participated in parachute assaults of Sicily, Salerno, Normandy, and Holland during World War II. The nickname 'H-Minus' demonstrated the regiment's mission to arrive on the battlefield before the schedule time of a seaborne invasion, commonly called 'H-Hour'.



507TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

RAFF'S RUFFIANS
'Raff's Ruffians' named after their last commander Edson Raff, participated in the Normandy landings with the 82nd. Afterwards, it was reassigned to the 17th Airborne Division, where the regiment conducted a parachute assault across the Rhine River on 24 March 1945.



508TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

FURY FROM THE SKY/EL DIABLO
The regiment known as 'El Diablo', with the appropriate motto 'Fury from the Sky' the 508th participated in combat jumps in Normandy and Holland.



325TH GLIDER INFANTRY REGIMENT

LET'S GO
The 82nd's only glider infantry regiment. With its motto 'Let's Go!' the regiment participated in operations on Sicily, in Italy, France, Holland, and Belgium.



307TH AIRBORNE ENGINEER BATTALION

I MAINTAIN THE RIGHT
Carrying its motto of "I maintain the right" from World War I, the 307th AEB was the divisions engineer battalion for the entire war, and fighting everywhere the 82nd was ordered.



319TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOYAUTE
After being assigned to Darby's Rangers during the Sicily and Salerno campaigns, the 319th participated in the Normandy and Holland invasions with the 82nd, with whom the 319th remained attached to for the rest of the war.



320TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

VOLENS ET POTENS
Remaining in reserve during Sicily, the 320th GFAB made up for lost time, participating in operations in Italy, Normandy, Holland, and Belgium, before accompanying the division into Germany.



376TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOOK OUT BELOW
By dropping their cannon on Sicily, the 376th PFAB became the first unit to drop field artillery via parachute. The battalion's motto 'Look out below' was appropriate as it jumped cannon in support of the invasions of Sicily and Holland.



456TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

WE LEAD THE WAY
The 456th PFAB offered parachute-borne artillery support to the 505th PIR during the invasion of Sicily. Afterwards, the battalion was detached and remained in Italy supporting the 1st Special Service Force in the campaigns for Cassino, Anzio, and Rome. The battalion was later redesignated the 463rd PFAB.

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Don't know how to post stuff like you did BUT you forgot the 503rd Regimental Combat Team. The ROCK FORCE that liberated Corregidor....
http://corregidor.org/503_abbott/503.htm

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Oh sweet! I just was using the ones listed at http://beatnavyuniform.com (In the Regimental Pocket Patches section, you can scroll through them)
I assumed those were the ones that they would be using on the uniform during the game. I don't know if they meant for it to be a comprehensive list or not.

The one you linked to is a pretty legit patch though. Thank you!

Unis definitely contributed to the W for Army.

The Original AG 76 said:

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HustlerAggie said:

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Patches you may see the players wearing during the game:






504TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT
DEVILS IN BAGGY PANTS
Nicknamed the 'Devils in Baggy Pants' based on the captured diary of a German soldier, the 504th participated in the invasions of Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, and Holland.



505TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

H-MINUS
Jumping Jim Gavin's 505th participated in parachute assaults of Sicily, Salerno, Normandy, and Holland during World War II. The nickname 'H-Minus' demonstrated the regiment's mission to arrive on the battlefield before the schedule time of a seaborne invasion, commonly called 'H-Hour'.



507TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

RAFF'S RUFFIANS
'Raff's Ruffians' named after their last commander Edson Raff, participated in the Normandy landings with the 82nd. Afterwards, it was reassigned to the 17th Airborne Division, where the regiment conducted a parachute assault across the Rhine River on 24 March 1945.



508TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT

FURY FROM THE SKY/EL DIABLO
The regiment known as 'El Diablo', with the appropriate motto 'Fury from the Sky' the 508th participated in combat jumps in Normandy and Holland.



325TH GLIDER INFANTRY REGIMENT

LET'S GO
The 82nd's only glider infantry regiment. With its motto 'Let's Go!' the regiment participated in operations on Sicily, in Italy, France, Holland, and Belgium.



307TH AIRBORNE ENGINEER BATTALION

I MAINTAIN THE RIGHT
Carrying its motto of "I maintain the right" from World War I, the 307th AEB was the divisions engineer battalion for the entire war, and fighting everywhere the 82nd was ordered.



319TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOYAUTE
After being assigned to Darby's Rangers during the Sicily and Salerno campaigns, the 319th participated in the Normandy and Holland invasions with the 82nd, with whom the 319th remained attached to for the rest of the war.



320TH GLIDER FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

VOLENS ET POTENS
Remaining in reserve during Sicily, the 320th GFAB made up for lost time, participating in operations in Italy, Normandy, Holland, and Belgium, before accompanying the division into Germany.



376TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

LOOK OUT BELOW
By dropping their cannon on Sicily, the 376th PFAB became the first unit to drop field artillery via parachute. The battalion's motto 'Look out below' was appropriate as it jumped cannon in support of the invasions of Sicily and Holland.



456TH PARACHUTE FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION

WE LEAD THE WAY
The 456th PFAB offered parachute-borne artillery support to the 505th PIR during the invasion of Sicily. Afterwards, the battalion was detached and remained in Italy supporting the 1st Special Service Force in the campaigns for Cassino, Anzio, and Rome. The battalion was later redesignated the 463rd PFAB.

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Don't know how to post stuff like you did BUT you forgot the 503rd Regimental Combat Team. The ROCK FORCE that liberated Corregidor....
http://corregidor.org/503_abbott/503.htm

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Also forgot the entirety of the 101st.....puking buzzards.