Corps unveils its new drone insignia

The Corps unveiled its new unmanned aircraft system badges authorized for wear for both enlisted and officers who operate the Corps’ drone aircraft.

Marines holding the 7314 and 7315 job fields are authorized to wear the new breast insignia.

The commandant approved the insignia Nov. 27, 2017, according to MARADMIN 261/18.

The Corps plans to hold its first winging ceremony this Friday.

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