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U.S. Army Branch Colors
Combat Arms | |||
Branch | Colore primario | Colore alternato | Note |
Fanteria | Bianco | Nessuno | |
Fanteria | Azzurro | Nessuno | |
Fanteria | Bianco | Nessuno | |
Fanteria | Azzurro | Nessuno | In 1917, the cape was still lined with light blue but the Infantry trouser stripes were of white as were the chevrons for enlisted men. The infantry color is light blue; however, infantry regimental flags and guidons have been National Flag blue since 1835. White is used as a secondary color on the guidons for letters, numbers, and insignia. |
Cavalleria | Giallo | In March 1855, two regiments of cavalry were created and their trimmings were to be of "Yellow". In 1861, the designation of dragoon and mounted rifleman disappeared, all becoming Cavalry with "yellow" as their colors. Yellow was continued as the color for cavalry units subsequent to abolishment as a branch. Although the regimental flags for cavalry units are yellow, the troop guidons are red and white without an insignia on the guidon. | |
Armor | Giallo | Nessuno | Armor was assigned the colors green and white by circular 49 on 21 February 1947. When the Cavalry branch was abolished, the present Armor was assigned the former Cavalry color yellow by SR 600-60-1 dated 26 October 1951. |
Artiglieria | Scarlatto | Nessuno | The uniform for the Corps of Artillery, which was formed in 1777, included red trimmings. The plume on the hat was also red. Except for a short period at the beginning of the 1800's when yellow was combined with it, scarlet has been the color of the Artillery throughout the history of the branch. Scarlet has been used by the Coast, Field, and Air Defense Artillery. |
Chimici | Blu cobalto | Giallo oro | The colors were originally those of the American Chemical Society and were adopted by the Army in 1918. |
Aviazione | Blu oltremare | Arancio oro | The branch colors for aviation were approved concurrently with the branch insignia on 7 August 1983 by the Chief of Staff Army. These colors were used by the Army Air Corps during its existence. |
Forze speciali | Verde giungla | Nessuno | The establishment of jungle green as the branch color was approved by the DCSPER on 22 May 1987. Silver Gray is used as a secondary color on flags and guidons. |
Service Arms | |||
Branch | Colore primario | Colore alternato | Note |
Adjutant Generals | Blu scuro | Scarlatto | The pompons on the Adjutant Generals' caps were topped with white in 1851. The facings were listed in the specification for the Adjutant General's uniform in September 1915 as dark blue. In Circular number 70 dated 28 October 1936, the Adjutant General's Corps and the National Guard Bureau exchanged colors and the present colors were established for the Adjutant General's Corps. The blue used in the branch insignia is ultramarine blue rather than the branch color. |
Sicurezza Esercito | Blu "teal" e bianco | The Army Security branch USAR was merged with the newly established Army Intelligence and Security Branch on 1 Jul 62. The branch was subsequently redesignated to the Military Intelligence Branch on 1 Jul 1967. | |
Cappellani | Nero | Nessuno | Chaplains have used black since 1835. In regulations dated that year, a black coat was prescribed for Chaplains. |
Affari civili | Viola | Bianco | The colors were approved for civil affairs units in June 1956. |
Genio | Scarlatto | Bianco | Scarlet and white were established as the Corps of Engineers colors in 1872. Before that date, several other colors had been associated with the Engineers. |
Finanze | Grigio argento | Giallo oro | Silver gray piped with golden yellow was prescribed for the Finance Corps in 1920. |
Sergente maggiore di comando | Blu "teal" e giallo | Colors do not vary; is branch immaterial. | |
Ispettore generale | Blu scuro | Azzurro | The Inspector General's Department in 1851 had pompons of buff with upper one third in scarlet. In 1915, specifications established the facings as dark blue. The 14 October 1921 regulation established the colors as dark blue piped with white. Circular #70, dated 18 October 1936 announced the exchange of colors with the Judge Advocate General's Department that resulted in the present colors. |
Affari insulari | Blu scuro | The Division of Customs and Insular Affairs was organized on 13 December 1898. This Division was responsible for the administration of U.S. possessions and islands under military occupation. The War Department managed some of the possessions and the State Department managed some of the affairs. In 1902, the Bureau was established with the War Department responsible for all of the possessions. The insignia was authorized on 31 December 1902 in General Regulations and amended by General Orders No. 132 on the same date. The Bureau was transferred from the War Department to the Department of Interior in 1939. | |
JAG (Avvocati) | Blu scuro | Bianco | In 1851, the pompon for the Judge Advocate was prescribed as all white. Specifications in 1915 indicated that the facings of the Judge Advocate General were dark blue. AR 600-35, October 1921 assigned dark blue piped with light blue to the Judge Advocate General. Circular 70, 28 Oct 1936, announced the exchange of colors of the Inspector General's Department with the Judge Advocate General's Department so that dark blue and white were adopted on that date for the Judge Advocate General. |
Logistica | Rosso "soldato" | ||
Medici | Bordeaux | Bianco | Green was prescribed as the first Medical Department color in 1847 when the sash for Medical Officers was described. The green was established in the insignia of the Hospital Stewards uniform on 31 October 1851 and in 1857 the green was piped with yellow and the pompon was topped with medium or emerald green. Later the pompon was green piped with white until 1902 when the maroon color was adopted. In 1903, the Hospital Corps chevrons were maroon piped with white. Maroon and white were established for all branches of the Medical Department by the uniform specifications dated October 1916. |
Intelligence militare | Blu oriene | Grigio argento | DA GO 38 dated 3 July 1962 announced the establishment of the Army Intelligence and Security Branch. In October 1962, DCSPER approved the colors for the branch. The branch was redesignated as the Military Intelligence Corps by GO 25 dated 16 June 1967. The same colors were used when the name was changed. |
Intelligence militare (Obsoleto) | Giallo oro e viola | ||
Polizia militare | Giallo | Verde | The color yellow piped with green was assigned to the Military Police by AR 600-35 dated 20 April 1922. |
Polizia militare | Verde | Giallo | With the establishment of yellow for the Armor and the use of green for the insignia on the Armor flag, the colors for the Military Police were reversed. The current colors, green piped with yellow, were assigned by regulation 600-60-1 dated 26 October 1951. |
Ufficio guardia nazionale | Blu scuro | ||
Sussistenza | Cremisi | Giallo | In 1835, the Ordnance Corps had a red plume - the same as Artillery. Crimson was prescribed as the Ordnance color in 1851. In 1902, it was changed to black and scarlet. Crimson and yellow were established as the branch colors on 14 October 1921. |
Operazioni psicologiche | Verde bottiglia | Grigio argento | The colors were traditionally used on the Psychological Operations flags and guidons. |
Affari pubblici | Since the public affairs functions are multi-branch, teal blue (branch unassigned) is the color used on the plaque and guidons. Yellow is used as the secondary color for the insignia and numbers on guidons. | ||
Fureria | Bufalo | The plumes for the Quartermasters in 1835 were prescribed to be light blue. In 1851, the pompon on the caps of all members of the staff corps consisted of the lower two-thirds in buff and the upper third of the color of the corps. Light or saxony blue was used for the Quartermaster Department. In 1884, the color buff was adopted which is presently used. Light blue is still used as the secondary color on flags for Quartermaster units. | |
Comunicazioni | Arancio | Bianco | Orange was selected in 1872 as the Signal Corps branch color. In 1902, the white piping was added to conform to the custom that prevailed of having piping of a different color for all branches except the line branches. |
Staff della riserva e della guardia nazionale | Verde | ||
Trasporti | Rosso mattone | Giallo oro | During World War I, the personnel of the Motor Transport Corps wore purple piping on overseas caps. In 1919, the Transportation Corps was assigned the colors scarlet piped with green. Under the requirement of an Act of Congress of 1920, these services were combined under the Quartermaster Corps. When the Transportation Corps was established in 1942, the brick red piped with golden yellow was assigned as the branch color. |
Specialisti (Warrant Officers) (Obsoleto) | Marrone | Nessuno | Brown has been used as the color to represent warrant officers |
Corpo ausiliario femminile | Giallo-verde e oro vecchio and Old Gold | ||
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