Original U.S. Gulf War Era 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM Unit Flag “Colors” - 5’ x 3’ Spanish Artillery The front of the flap

The front of the flap is embossed with R

Rust and exposure wear also present

which was painted for use by the Civil Defense Suffolk County Director

each of which are of gold-colored metal

Returning to a devastated home port

Original U.S. Gulf War Era 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM Unit Flag “Colors” - 5’ x 3’ Spanish Artillery The front of the flapOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a flag that represents the 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM, also known as the "Colors". In the Army, regiments, battalions of regiments, and separate battalions have a stand of colors. The first color is the National Color, which is a version of the national flag trimmed with a 2+12 inch wide (6. 4 cm) gold fringe. It is equivalent to the King's Color in the British Army. The second color is the