Rare US Vietnam War Special Forces Regimental Banner Flar

Rare US Vietnam War Special Forces Regimental Banner Flag, representing the elite Special Forces elements of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). The red silk field bears sewn gold inscription reading: “QUÂN LỰC VIỆT NAM CỘNG HOÀ” and “THAM SÁT BIỆT KÍCH” above the unit designation “CCC.” The text translates to “ARMED FORCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM – Special Forces – CCC.” The central emblem features a stylized insignia incorporating crossed weapons and distinctive unit imagery associated with ARVN Special Forces formations operating alongside U.S. advisory and combat elements during the Vietnam War.

The US Vietnam War Special Forces Regimental Banner Flag is constructed in presentation style with gold fringe along three sides, intended for ceremonial or regimental display rather than field use. The sewn lettering and emblem are executed in multi-piece construction, reflecting formal production standards for unit banners of the period. The flag remains in very good overall condition, retaining strong color, intact fringe, and clear embroidered and appliqué details consistent with age and display use.

An extremely rare and valuable Vietnam War regimental banner representing South Vietnamese Special Forces, and an exceptional addition to an advanced Vietnam War Collection, particularly one focused on South Vietnamese (ARVN) Militaria.

Specifications

• Origin: South Vietnam
• Period: Vietnam War
• Condition: Very Good

Provenance

From the estate of US WW2 Flying Tiger Triple Flying Ace David Tex Hill and acquired as a Collection in 2025.  Tex was one of the most respected American aces in the China-Burma-India theater, known for flying P-40s and later P-51s, and becoming the youngest Brigadier General in the Air National Guard after the war. 

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