Army - TOE Numbered Commands (U.S.)

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• 3rd Support Command
• 5th Signal Command

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U.S. Army numbered commands that are organized under a TOE (Table of Organization & Equipment) are branch-oriented headquarters units at the numbered army or theater of operations level. The commanding general of a signal command, for instance, would be the army/theater's chief signal officer. Organizational flags for these units have a field in the primary branch color and fringe in the secondary branch color with the command's shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) centered in proper colors. Dimensions are 3 feet at the hoist by 4 feet on the fly plus 2 1/2-inch fringe.
Tom Gregg, 22 April 2001

3rd Support Command

image by Tom Gregg, 22 April 2001

Organizational flag of 3rd Support Command: the branch colors for support units are buff and scarlet.
Tom Gregg, 22 April 2001

5th Signal Command

image by Tom Gregg, 22 April 2001

Organizational flag of 5th Signal Command: the branch colors for signal corps are orange and white.
Tom Gregg, 22 April 2001