11 Medical Battalion v2 (U.S. Army) Holographic STICKER Die-Cut Vinyl Decal

A split-field shield carries two entwined snakes wound around a staff, with a parachute canopy opening above them, all rendered in flat vector shapes of maroon and white.

Visual Elements & Composition

The shield is the frame for the whole design, divided into two fields: a deep maroon that takes up roughly four-tenths of the surface and an equal share of white, with a light grey accent along the edges. The snakes are the dominant figure, coiled into a caduceus-like staff that runs down the centre of the shield. The parachute canopy sits above them, giving the composition its vertical rhythm from canopy to coils. Flat vector construction keeps every shape crisp and graphic, so the insignia reads cleanly at a glance.

Meaning & Symbolism

The entwined serpents on a staff are the medical emblem, the sign of healing carried by the army's medical service. The parachute refers to airborne operations, a reminder that medical units moved with the troops they supported. Together the elements speak to the 11th Medical Battalion of the U.S. Army, associated with the 102d Infantry Division, and to the mid-century World War II era in which the unit served. The design is a commemorative record of that unit identity and its service heritage.

Built for the Cut Outline

A die-cut sticker is shaped to its own outline, so the shield edge becomes the edge of the object itself. The maroon and white split reads as one bold silhouette once it is lifted from the backing, and the parachute and snakes stay inside that line as a single insignia. Hold it close, as a collector would, and the coiled staff and canopy give up their detail; step back, and the shield shape does the work.