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The following patches are part of the 73rd's long history. As you can see, the 73rd adopted several different patches over a long period of time. I have some specific information on several of the patches (re: time line, etc.). The information will be added to this page as time allows. If you would like to contribute to this page with any specific info, and/or supply any other pertinent information, it would be most helpful. Please e-mail me with the appropriate information. All information submitted is subject to verification.
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No restricted and/or classified information is contained herein. This home page and web site have been constructed and will be maintained entirely by the author, and the author is responsible for the contents and accuracy of this site. The contents of this page have not been reviewed, approved, or monitored by the United States Army, nor is this page and/or it's contents a representation of such. All comments, questions, and concerns should be directed to the author - John E. Akers
The patches included on this page are from the collection of Chris Miller, with 35mm photo work provided by John Hairell. Digital imaging, image editing, and HTML work done by John Akers. This patch page would not be possible without the coordination efforts of Dennis Buley (middle man).
Chris Miller (who owns the patches)
John Hairell (who took the photos)
...and Dennis Buley (a helpful friend)
...Send Comments and/or FeedbackLast update: January 27, 2002