108th ADA (Air Defense Artillery) Combat Service Identification Badge shoulder board Criteria: The Naval Aviation Observer

Criteria: The Naval Aviation Observer Badge was first created in 1922 and authorized to navigators and other support personnel on multi-person naval aircraft

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record keeping of food supplies and financial budgets and preparation of menus

•Two Loops - Aides to major/brigadier generals

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108th ADA (Air Defense Artillery) Combat Service Identification Badge shoulder board Criteria: The Naval Aviation ObserverUnited States Army 108th ADA (Air Defense Artillery) Combat Service Identification Badge Criteria: The Combat Service Identification Badge (CSIB) identifies a U. S. Soldier's unique combat service with a specific Army unit. The CSIB is authorized for immediate use on the new dress blue Army Service Uniforms (ASUs), dress green Class A, Army Service Uniform Class B, and the transitioning (old) blue uniform. The CSIB is not authorized for wear on the