Posted on Aug 14, 2015
SSG Carlos Madden
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Is this the appropriate symbol? Or are there additional identifiers?
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I can't believe you didn't tag me in this. The Triangle denotes a scout type element. It is usually used as a stand alone as a LP/OP. As you know Cav use the single line as usually denotes recon of some sort. For a Fist team you would use something like this. As the unit symbol. You would put it in a box so you could use the size identifier. You wouldn't want to use a huge triangle, that would mean anti-armor. Here is a link that I found very helpful when generating graphics.

http://explorer.milsymb.net/#/explore/
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SSG Carlos Madden - I will have to look it up later. The Army has ditched most of the pathfinder units. From what I know they fall under aviation BDEs.
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CPT (Join to see) - I couldn't find it in the Pathfinder or Map FM's (typical response from a SSG, I know).
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SSG Carlos Madden - I looked around and couldn't find it. I am not sure what it would be like. I know the "v" at the bottom is the modifier for Air Assault. They are infantry so it would be some version of that.
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SSG Carlos Madden
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CPT (Join to see) - Thanks for checking LT. No one at the Pathfinder school has responded either.
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SFC Mark Merino
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SSG Carlos Madden I have only seen it written as the 'boxed FSC' but here is a handy link for you.

FM 101-5-1

http://fas.org/man/dod-101/army/docs/fm101-5-1/f545-c4a.htm
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SSG John Thornton says the same
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However the appear slightly different on Blue Force Tracker...just saying.
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