Joint Medical Command

Worn from:
25 April 1989 - 1993.

Maroon and white are the colors associated with the United
States Army Medical Department. The red cross, a symbol of
medical assistance and aid, represents the unit's mission.
The star, a symbol of leadership, refers to the state of
Texas and the first joint medical command. The torch and
wings refer to the assignment of the unit to air training
command and symbolize training and mobility.