Soldiers can now wear the Jungle tab Army-wide
A recent change allows soldiers to display a new badge on their uniform. This badge is for those who have completed a specific type of training. The Army has confirmed that this badge can now be worn by soldiers across the service.
The training in question was previously conducted in Panama and later in Hawaii. A memorandum was issued to outline the new rule, which was recently shared on social media. Further details about this change are available from the Army, including the specifics of the memorandum that authorized the new rule.
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