What is air assault badge?

The Air Assault Badge is a military badge of the United States Army that is awarded to soldiers who have completed the Air Assault School, a two-week course designed to train soldiers in an air assault operation. The badge is typically worn on the left breast pocket of the Army service uniform.

To earn the Air Assault Badge, soldiers must complete a series of physical and mental challenges, including rappelling from helicopters, learning helicopter hand and arm signals, and executing an air assault operation. The course is physically demanding and requires a high level of physical fitness and mental toughness.

The Air Assault Badge is a coveted badge in the Army and is seen as a mark of distinction for soldiers who have completed the rigorous training required to earn it. It is often worn with pride by soldiers who have earned it as a symbol of their dedication and skill in air assault operations.