WW2 British 21st Army Lines of Communication Patch

The WW2 British 21st Army Lines of Communication Patch is an original cloth insignia representing personnel assigned to the Lines of Communication (LoC) within the British 21st Army Group during the Second World War. The 21st Army Group, under Field Marshal Montgomery, played a significant role in the North-West Europe campaign following the D-Day landings in 1944. LoC units were responsible for ensuring supply, transport, maintenance, and administrative support between the front lines and rear areas, making this patch an important identification for those roles. The patch typically features a distinctive color scheme and design unique to LoC services. It would have been sewn onto the uniform, usually on the upper sleeve, to denote assignment. Such patches were a standard part of wartime British Army uniform insignia, issued as part of organizational structure and unit discipline. This item is of interest to collectors of military insignia and historians studying British Army operations in WWII.