Combat Infantry Badge CIB Flag

The Combat Infantry Badge (CIB) is awarded to those U.S. Army personnel who have demonstrated heroism and bravery while serving in an infantry role during combat operations. The badge is a symbol of honor and distinction, and those who wear it have earned the right to be called the heart and soul of the Army.

The CIB was first established in 1943, during the height of World War II, in recognition of the fact that infantry soldiers play a vital role in combat operations. Since then, it has become one of the most coveted badges that an Army soldier can earn and is a source of great pride for those who wear it.

To earn the CIB, a soldier must have served in an infantry unit during combat operations and must have been engaged in active ground combat against the enemy. The badge is awarded by the President of the United States on behalf of the Secretary of the Army.

The CIB is a cherished badge representing courage, sacrifice, and dedication to duty. It is worn with pride by those who have earned it and reminds them of their commitment to defending our country.

Large - 24" Wide x 12.7" Tall

Small 16" Wide x 8.1" Tall