The Combat Service ID Badge (CSIB) of the U.S. Army Element, Special Operations Command, South has the same design as the organization’s Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, which was approved on 31 May 1995. It is worn on the coat of the Class A blue Army Service Uniform, as well as on the Class B ASU and the Mess and Evening Mess uniforms despite the usual requirements for miniature badges on those uniforms.
On the ASU coat and Class B ASU shirt, it is worn centered between the center of the pocket flap and the bottom of the pocket. on right pocket. If another ID badge is worn with it, the badges are worn spaced equally from left to right, with the higher precedent badge placed to wearer’s far right. Only one CSIB may be worn at a time even if the wearer has earned more than one.
Special Operations Command South is located at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Florida. It is a sub-unified command that is assigned to the U.S. Southern Command, and as joint organization has components from all for DoD services. It has two assigned/attached subordinate command: the 112th Signal Detachment and Joint Special Operations Air Component – South. Its Area of Responsibility, which is divided into four regions, includes 31 countries and 16 Special Sovereignty areas.
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