US Private First Class Rank - Khaki on Blue - WW2
This US Arm Rank Insignia – Private First Class features the distinctive single chevron design, embroidered in khaki thread over a blue cloth base. The khaki-on-blue combination was worn on U.S. Army uniforms during WWII and continued into the immediate postwar years, making it a great choice for historically themed kits, restoration projects, and collectors who want the correct period style.
The Private First Class rank chevron (one stripe) identifies an enlisted soldier above Private. During WWII, the U.S. Army used several color combinations for sleeve insignia depending on uniform type and production era. Khaki on blue was used alongside olive drab on blue beginning in 1942, and this style remained in use through 1948. It’s a recognizable detail for accurate WWII impressions.
Features
- Authentic PFC chevron style (1942–1948 pattern)
- Khaki embroidery on a blue background
- Designed as a sleeve rank insignia for WWII-era U.S. Army impressions
- Great for reenactment, uniform restoration, theatrical costuming, and militaria collecting
- Clean, bold stitching that reads well at a distance
Specifications
- Item: US Private First Class Rank Insignia (Chevron)
- Period Correct Style: 1942–1948
- Color: Khaki on Blue
- Design: Single chevron (PFC)
- Type: Embroidered cloth insignia
If you’re building an accurate WWII U.S. Army uniform or adding authentic details to a display, this Khaki on Blue Private First Class rank chevron is a simple but essential finishing touch. Correct for 1942–1948 impressions, it’s a dependable choice for reenactors and collectors alike.
Please note: This is for a single badge. For a pair, please order two patches.