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hello and welcome to Veterans metals workshop Iamp;#39;m Frank foster your host and today weamp;#39;re going to talk about United States Army identification badges and weamp;#39;re going to cover everything from a presidential identification badge vice-president identification badge Joint Staff army recruiter one or two youamp;#39;ve obviously never seen and I guarantee you two or three that you do not ever want to see so stick with me youamp;#39;ll enjoy it okay letamp;#39;s go of course one of the most prestigious badges in all of Washington DC is the presidential service identification badge which is a replica of the presidential coat of arms and superimposed on a dark blue enamel disc it is given by the President to members of the Armed Forces for their service at the White House or military units supporting the White House directly once a badge is earned it becomes a permanent part of a recipient uniform and may be worn after recipient leaves the presidential service