Title	Design by PFC Larry Wolfe for a Atlanta Army Depot Battalion Patch, Forest Park, Georgia, September 30, 1963
Identifier	AJCP142-015a
Date of original	1963-09-30
Decade	1960s
Creator	Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Description	"This insignia for the 14th Aircraft Depot Battalion, Atlanta Army Depot, is the first attempt at design for PFC Larry Wolfe, and his idea has the backing of the batalion commander, Lt. Col. Elswick Newport. The brown-bordered patch has an orange bordered outline of state of Georgia, where the unit was activated; a large blue "C" denoting the unit's mission of maintain and supplying "C" type aircraft and the eagle, symbolizing swiftness and alertness. Wolfe lives with his wife and small son at 3400 Meadow Road, Hapeville."-- Print verso. The Atlanta Army Depot (also called the Atlanta General Depot) was a unit of Fort McPherson. The Depot was later named Fort Gillem.
Subject	Air forces--Insignia Armed Forces--Insignia Badges
Subject (names)	Atlanta Army Depot United States. Army
Location depicted	Forest Park (Ga.) Clayton County (Ga.) Forest Park (Ga.)
Collection	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Curatorial area	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Digital publisher	Georgia State University Library
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Citation	AJCP142-015a, Atlanta Journal Constitution Photographic Archives. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.
Source format	photographic prints black-and-white photographs
Format	image/jp2
Type	Image