94th Infantry Division
"NEUF CATS" and "NEUF QUATRES"
(Possibly not official)

The 94th Infantry Division was activated as a component of
the Army of the United States on September 15th, 1942, with
Headquarters at Fort Custer, Michigan. After two changes of
station and participation in the 1943 Tennessee maneuvers, the
Division embarked for the European Theater in August of 1944.

The shoulder patch worn by the 94th Division was approved for
wear on September 5th, 1942. The numbers "94" represent the
unit's designation, and the colors black and grey are from
the previously authorized patch.

Re-designated:
Ninety-fourth Army Reserve Command.
Worn from:
21 November 1991 - 1995.

Re-designated:
Ninety-fourth Army Regional Support Command.
Worn from:
1995 - Current.


Campaigns:
World War II
(Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes
Alsace, Central Europe).