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U.S. Army National Guard Surplus Recruiter Senior Identification Badge 2 Pack New

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Pre-2008 U.s.

Army National Guard Recruiting &

Revolutionary-era Minuteman

At the center

Surrounded Words

"Army National Guard Recruiter"

Gold-plated Copper

Alloy construction

Sold As

2-pack

$3.68
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SKU: WX2*0711171

Overview

This pre-2008 senior identification badge set preserves a retired U.S. Army National Guard recruiter design, making it a fitting choice for collectors of military insignia and related memorabilia. The badge centers on a Revolutionary-era Minuteman motif with “Army National Guard Recruiter” around it, giving it a clear historical character. As a two-pack, it works well for display, gifting, or keeping a spare on hand for a collection. Its appeal is primarily historical and decorative rather than practical field use.

Why Hunters Choose the Surplus

Pre-2008 U.s.

Army National Guard recruiter badge

Senior-level Identification

Gold-plated copper alloy construction

Revolutionary-era Minuteman

Centerpiece and Army National Guard

Offered As

2-pack for collectors or display

Authentic Surplus

Clear military heritage appeal

Key Features

  • Pre-2008 U.S. Army National Guard Recruiting & Retention Badge, Senior Level
  • Features a Revolutionary-era Minuteman at the center
  • Surrounded by the words "Army National Guard Recruiter"
  • Gold-plated copper alloy construction
  • Sold as a 2-pack
  • Presented as authentic collector items

Best Used For

  • Collectors seeking pre-2008 U.S. Army National Guard recruiter insignia for a historical display set.
  • Military memorabilia buyers wanting authentic senior-level badges with a distinctive Minuteman design.
  • Gift shoppers looking for a conversation piece tied to Army National Guard recruiting history.
  • Uniform historians or researchers documenting retired recruiting and retention badge styles.
  • Display collectors who prefer badge pairs for framing, shadow boxes, or archival presentation.

Specifications

Badge EraPre-2008
Badge LevelSenior Level
Badge TypeSenior Identification Badge
Badge UseRecruiting & Retention Badge
ConditionNew
DesignRevolutionary-era Minuteman at the center surrounded by "Army National Guard Recruiter"
MaterialGold-plated copper alloy
Quantity2 pack

Pros

  • Pre-2008 U.S. Army National Guard recruiter badge design with historical significance
  • Senior-level identification badge with gold-plated copper alloy construction
  • Features a Revolutionary-era Minuteman centerpiece and Army National Guard Recruiter text
  • Offered as a 2-pack for collectors or display use
  • Authentic surplus item with clear military heritage appeal

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • These are pre-2008 badges, so the design reflects an older Army National Guard recruiting insignia rather than the current version.
  • The listing identifies them as collector items and conversation pieces, which makes them more suited to display or collecting than everyday use.
  • The product is a 2-pack, so it may be more than needed if you only want a single badge.
  • The description does not provide sizing or attachment details, so fit and mounting considerations are not specified.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Military insignia and badges
  • Collectible patches and memorabilia
  • Army National Guard memorabilia
  • Recruiter identification badges

Suggested Accessories

  • Display case
  • Badge pin back
  • Protective storage box
  • Collector's album

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an actual U.S. Army National Guard recruiter badge or a replica?

The product description identifies it as an authentic collectors item and a pre-2008 Recruiting & Retention Badge, Senior Level.

What changed with these badges in 2008?

According to the description, the U.S. Army National Guard completely overhauled its recruiter badges in May 2008, leaving this older version behind.

What does the badge design show?

The badge prominently displays a Revolutionary-era Minuteman at the center, surrounded by the words "Army National Guard Recruiter."

What material is listed for this badge?

The source data lists it as gold-plated copper alloy.

How many badges are included in this product?

The product title says this is a 2 pack.