US Army Enlisted‎ Soldier's Dress Uniform 38 XL Class A Sergeant 1st Infantry

* Rank: The uniform has three stripes on the lower left sleeve, with an additional "rocker" (the bottom curved stripe) on the cuff. This denotes the rank of Sergeant (SGT), an E-5 in the enlisted ranks. The single yellow stripe on the lower right sleeve is a Service Stripe, which indicates 3 years of service. * Unit Patch: The patch on the left shoulder is the 1st Infantry Division, also known as "The Big Red One." The second patch below it, the golden eagle, is a combat patch, also for the 1st Infantry Division. This indicates the soldier served in a combat zone with that unit. * The badge above the ribbons is the Expert Pistol Marksmanship Badge. The "PISTOL" bar below it confirms it is for a pistol. * Army Good Conduct Medal: The ribbon on the left with red, white, and blue stripes. * National Defense Service Medal: The ribbon on the right with the red, yellow, and green stripes. * Shoulder Cord: The red and green twisted cord on the left shoulder is a Fourragere. A fourragere is awarded to entire units for valor, and the specific colors and style indicate the award it represents. The red and green of this particular cord are the colors of the Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry. This means the soldier served with a unit that was awarded this distinction. * Tag: The tag inside the collar indicates a size of 38XL. The number 8405-01-503-4277 is a National Stock Number (NSN), which is used by the U.S. government to identify supply items.