Name/Title
Specialty Chevrons and MarksEntry/Object ID
2020.1.9Tags
CCC, Civilian Conservation Corps, PublicScope and Content
a information paper on the chevrons and marks that a CCC company could getCollection
Southern Forest Heritage MuseumAcquisition
Accession
2020.1Acquisition Method
ResearchCredit Line
*title of entry*, Southern Forest Heritage Museum Collection, *Accession Number*, *Exhibition Title (if it's in an exhibit)*, Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Long Leaf, LA.Archive Items Details
Title
Specialty Chevrons and MarksDescription
would be made specially for that one company; prices range from 8-30 cents; could get stripes or chevrons for enrollees, assistants leaders, leaders, staff sergeant and senior foremanCreator
Civilian Conservation CorpsContainer
SFHM DriveOther Names and Numbers
Other Name
CCC Chevron informationOther Numbers
Number Type
DriveOther Number
SFHM.SFHM.2020.Drive.009aNotes
On EMTEC (F:)Relationships
Related Publications
Publication
The Work of the Civilian Conservation CorpsExhibitions
Exhibition
Civilian Conservation Corps in LouisianaNotes
The Work of the Civilian Conservation Corps Interactive KioskResearch Notes
Person
Dr. James Barnett, Dr. Anna BurnsDate
2012Notes
Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees were allowed to wear chevrons on their uniforms to indicate their status in the company. These were different from the regular army insignias, and the enrollee had to purchase them. The insignias were red in color with green striping.