Worn from:
10 June 1966 - 13 June 1969.

The Forty-first Division was the predecessor of this brigade.
The Forty-first was organized in September 1917 at Camp Greene,
North Carolina. The insignia design was approved in 1966.
Elements of the brigade were from Oregon and Washington, and
the two spears, ancient weapons of combat, resemble falling trees.
Timber is a major industry in both states. The wavy line suggests
the Columbia River, the water boundary between the states of Oregon and Washington.

Campaigns:
World War I, World War II (New Guinea, Luzon, Southern Philippines).

Decorations:
Philippine Presidential Unit Citation
(streamer embroidered 17 October 1944 - 4 July 1945).