37th Engineer Battalion Oval Patch

37th Engineer Battalion Oval Patch

The 37th Engineer Battalion Oval Patch is an Airborne unit insignia associated with the U.S. Army's 37th Engineer Battalion, also known as the "Eagle Battalion." Designed as a background oval for wear behind the Parachutist Badge on the Army uniform, this patch represents the battalion's proud Airborne engineering heritage.

The 37th Engineer Battalion served as a combat engineer unit within the 82nd Airborne Division, including as part of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team. The battalion's history includes service in World War II, the Gulf War, Iraq, and Afghanistan. The unit was deactivated in 2024, making its insignia particularly meaningful to veterans, former members, collectors, and military historians.

37th Engineer Battalion Oval Patch Features

• Unit: 37th Engineer Battalion
• Nickname: "Eagle Battalion"
• Branch: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• Type: Airborne Oval Unit Patch
• Associated Formation: 82nd Airborne Division
• Use: Worn behind the Parachutist Badge on qualifying Army uniforms
• Ideal for: Veterans, collectors, uniform restoration, military displays, and Airborne enthusiasts

37th Engineer Battalion Airborne Insignia

The 37th Engineer Battalion has a long history dating back to its organization in 1918. Its lineage includes service as an engineer regiment and combat engineer battalion before being redesignated as the 37th Engineer Battalion. The unit was activated at Fort Bragg and assigned to the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, in 2013.

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