12th Field Artillery Regiment DUI - Single

The 12th Field Artillery Regiment Distinctive Unit Insignia (DUI) is an officially authorized U.S. Army unit crest worn by soldiers assigned to the historic 12th Field Artillery Regiment. Designed with rich military symbolism, this distinctive insignia features a silver fleur-de-lis representing service in Soissons, France during World War I, a gold crown honoring the regiment’s role at Verdun, and an orange shield signifying the Field Artillery branch.

Authorized for wear on the Army Service Uniform (ASU) and Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU), the 12th FA Regiment DUI is worn centered on the shoulder loops of the uniform by eligible personnel. This high-quality military insignia is ideal for active-duty soldiers, veterans, collectors, and uniform preparation.

Whether you’re updating your AGSU setup, replacing worn insignia, or adding to a military collection, the 12th Field Artillery Regiment crest delivers regulation-compliant appearance, professional craftsmanship, and historic Army heritage.