Military Chevron

A military chevron is a V-shaped insignia or badge used on uniforms to
indicate rank, length of service, or special achievement. It is one of the
oldest and most recognizable forms of military insignia, with roots tracing
back to medieval heraldry.

Key Points about Military Chevrons:

Design: Typically shaped like an inverted "V" (˅) or upright "V" (˄),
embroidered or sewn onto the sleeve or shoulder of a uniform.

Rank Indicator: In many armed forces, the number and orientation of
chevrons show the wearer’s rank (e.g., corporal, sergeant).

Service Stripes: Some chevrons, often worn on the lower sleeve, mark years
of service instead of rank.

Variation by Country: The style, placement, and meaning of chevrons vary
between nations and even between branches of service (army, navy, air
force).

Colors & Borders: Different colors or metallic embroidery (gold, silver)
may distinguish higher levels of authority or ceremonial uniforms.

Would you like me to create an introduction + description format for
"Military Chevron" (like we did with epaulettes, cords, and sashes), so it
fits consistently with your other regalia/military uniform content?

Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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