US Army JFK Special Warfare Center Beret Flash

The US Army JFK Special Warfare Center Beret Flash is an insignia associated with the United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS), which is responsible for training and educating Army Special Operations Forces. This beret flash is typically worn on the maroon, green, or tan berets by personnel assigned to, or undergoing training at, the Special Warfare Center. The design of the flash features a distinctive color pattern representing the Center’s unique identity within the Army. It serves as an identification emblem, indicating affiliation with USAJFKSWCS, a key institution based at Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg), North Carolina. The flash is an embroidered patch, shaped with a slight curve to fit the beret front, and is displayed behind the Distinctive Unit Insignia or, for enlisted personnel, the U.S. Army crest. This insignia reflects the wearer’s connection to the Army’s principal center for special operations training.