The division will have a short existence at the end of WWI and it’s still training when the Armistice is signed. It’s dissolved in December 1918. However, between the 2 wars, it’s a reserv division based in Oklahoma City.

The patch of the division has the 2 letters of the state in which it is based : OK i.e. Oklahoma.

The new emblem of the division id adopted as of the Camp Swift (1942). It is an arabic "9" associated with a roman "V".

There’s no white around the red 9. These very first patches were manufactured in a small quantity when the 95th ID US has been set up ; therefore, there’re rare to find.

On this patch, there’s still no white around the red 9. Notice that it is the only badge on which the « V » is not totally enlaced with the « 9 ».

On this badge, there is a white contour around the « 9 » and a green edging all around. It’s undoubtelly the most used model at the time of the liberation of France in 1944.

Presence of the white contour but not of the green edging which has been replaced by a blue one, more or less thick. These badges were manufactured after the war. There are still manufactured today and used on the ceremony clothes.

The 95th ID is again in activity and it wears the black and green badge on the battle dress, as every unit of the US Army.