B Co, 1-151 ATB "Mustangs" (Subdued)
Subdued combat-color B Co, 1-151 ATB "Mustangs" patch — South Carolina ARNG Apache attack company. Charging mustang motif rendered in tan-on-tan.
Unit History & Context: B Company, 1st Battalion, 151st Attack Reconnaissance Battalion — the "Mustangs" — is a South Carolina Army National Guard AH-64D/E Apache attack company. The 1-151 ATB is one of only a handful of National Guard Apache battalions in the Army Aviation force structure, making its company patches relatively scarce compared to active-component equivalents. This is the subdued tan-on-tan combat colorway worn in theater.
Symbology: The charging mustang/horse symbolizes speed, aggression, and the cavalry heritage shared by Army Aviation attack units. The shield-shape and "Mustangs" rocker callsign banner are standard Army Aviation company-patch conventions.
For Collectors: Subdued (desert/OCP-compatible) colorway — typically worn on the flight suit and ACU/OCP uniforms in deployed environments. Full-color dress variant also exists.
Unit Information
Unit: B Company, 1st Battalion, 151st Attack Reconnaissance Battalion
Callsign: Mustangs
Parent Command: South Carolina Army National GuardAircraft & Era
Aircraft: AH-64D/E Apache
Era: Modern (post-2008 South Carolina Guard reorganization)Symbology & Iconography
The charging mustang/horse symbolizes speed, aggression, and the cavalry heritage shared by Army Aviation attack units. The shield-shape and "Mustangs" rocker callsign banner are standard Army Aviation company-patch conventions.For Collectors
Subdued (desert/OCP-compatible) colorway — typically worn on the flight suit and ACU/OCP uniforms in deployed environments. Full-color dress variant also exists.Shipping & Returns
Ships within 2-3 business days. All patches are inspected for condition before shipment. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery for any item not as described.
