File:Former US Army 1st Squadron-17 Cavalry Regiment Flash.svg

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English: Former U.S. Army beret flash for: It is noteworthy to recognize this beret flash as the most prolific organizational flash in the U.S. Army (see book citation below).
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III Corps, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment;<br>Tennessee Army National Guard, 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment;<br>and Puerto Rico Army National Guard, 92nd Infantry Brigade
, Troop E, 192nd Cavalry Regiment [[United States military b...
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