WW2 US Army Staff Sergeant Rank Patch 3

The WW2 US Army Staff Sergeant Rank Patch is an insignia used during the Second World War by the United States Army to denote the rank of staff sergeant. It consists of three chevrons and one arc, also known as ‘rocker,’ displaying a distinctive design in olive drab and black or khaki and dark blue depending on the uniform variant. The role of a staff sergeant, symbolized by this patch, involved serving as a squad leader, supervising and directing the activities of subordinate soldiers. The patch is typically sewn onto the upper sleeve of the uniform. Original rank patches like these not only provide a glimpse into military history but often hold significant value for collectors and history enthusiasts. Please note that there are many reproductions of this patch, so verifying authenticity can be significant when purchasing or appraising such an item.