Since BF1 is based upon WW1 I would like to create a thread with the goal of making an easy to find repository of Emblems that represent the various Countries/Units that participated during the war. I encourage those that are already sporting WW1 themed Emblems to share them with the rest of the Community by providing the “Share” link to the Emblem and I’ll update the list. Feel free to post below or message me. Please include Country of origin and Unit designation. The current list below is mainly a place holder for a few Countries and more will be added as they are shared. So let’s build a good Community together and help each other out in making BF1 as classy as it can be.
Special:
Poppy Emblem
https://emblem.battlefield.com/QzoqmNM1Yx
https://emblem.battlefield.com/LrpxFqPb2x
Allied Powers:
Australia:
Rising Sun
https://emblem.battlefield.com/1j4x0eqiTx
Commonwealth Military Badge
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3eInSR23Tx
ANZAC ‘A’ Badge - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/8ubyooONWx
4th Light Horse
https://emblem.battlefield.com/lWoq9Sh4Px
41st Battalion, Royal New South Wales Regiment
https://emblem.battlefield.com/YyjuLNnVSx
45th Battalion - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/LYtbJ6RNWx
6th Light Horse Regiment
https://emblem.battlefield.com/c24HmglBTx
1st Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/nuYvgBCBTx
2nd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Su5GLvFBTx
3rd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/TpoXmjGBTx
4th Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/aHobkBLBTx
13th Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/WkCsyLNBTx
17th Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/puG7GTDZTx
Maori Native Contingent
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Mp1kRLZD8x
Belgium:
Compagnie des Aviateurs
Willy Coppens, 9ème Escadrille de Chasse
Belgium’s Ace of Aces, Willy Coppens was also the war’s undisputed champion balloon buster. Credited with the destruction of 34 observation balloons, and 3 German aircraft, Coppens became so adept at destroying balloons that the Germans tried to kill him by filling a balloon’s basket with explosives. When he attacked the balloon, it was detonated and Coppens narrowly escaped death. The flaming wreckage of the balloon then quickly fell on the German staff and officers watching on the ground, killing several of them and injuring the rest.
https://emblem.battlefield.com/6k20kRS99x
British Empire:
British Guard Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/iplfgt2gYx
General Headquarters B.E.F (British Expeditionary Force)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/VpYD6HVZTx
Royal Flying Corps Shoulder Badge
https://emblem.battlefield.com/6IOaivmUUx
Royal Flying Corps Chest Badge
https://emblem.battlefield.com/F9e0Q3UXUx
Crossed Enfields, sans scopes
https://emblem.battlefield.com/pdPvBxmSVx
Tank Corps - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/ELKPXN5FWx
Machine Gun Corps
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Nomgdrji9x
First Army - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/T4G2tcZFWx
Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort’s Own)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/GwxpegD6Wx
1st Corps - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/ob47LL1FWx
2nd Corps
https://emblem.battlefield.com/sYKA22e0Tx
2nd infantry division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/eteiS1zeYx
5th Corps - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/jo4lL8NAWx
9th Corps - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3rolTSUAWx
14th Corps - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/CWDOlbRAWx
6th Division - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/j0UpVk3AWx
7th Division - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/JmroJL7AWx
41st Infantry Division U.K.
https://emblem.battlefield.com/GOdxSzadQx
Second Army
https://emblem.battlefield.com/lXa0p3ZZTx
Third Army
https://emblem.battlefield.com/aEgduH1ZTx
Second Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/lCz8rxc0Tx
41st Division - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Ae3HoUcoYx
122nd Battalion - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/XGXA1QfoYx
123rd Battalion - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/aQHudPjoYx
124th Battalion - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/KvAnoSpoYx
1st Division (Scottish) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/B8O9saBoYx
3rd Division - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/DwnAG2JoYx
8th Division - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/DIBb3EuoYx
12th Division (Eastern) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/tG4tv5EoYx
41st Division Artillery - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3fL2bsroYx
Machine Gun Corps (1918) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/SUrqLZxoYx
Guards Division (1917) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/VYKDE4WoYx
The 7th (Robin Hood) Battalion [British Army] “The Sherwood Foresters”
https://emblem.battlefield.com/SqB8sp3OQx
Irish Dragoon Guards
https://emblem.battlefield.com/SD9WTEIFTx
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/NWaAmMe1Zx
36th Ulster Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/MVsVObsm3x
Leicestershire Regiment
https://emblem.battlefield.com/AwTMX0tX3x
British York and Lancaster Regiment
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3AxJ9Ip43x
British Coldstream Guards
https://emblem.battlefield.com/SEXv9nrg4x
Connaught Rangers
https://emblem.battlefield.com/9NQ3GRB64x
Canada:
CMHQ (With inside detail)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/ao8uJ4W9Px
CMHQ (Without inside detail)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/qMJ6N0baQx
1st Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force (C.E.F.)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Ij8iUbw2Ux
19th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force
https://emblem.battlefield.com/SjVtWfcmUx
Sopwith Camel of Donald MacLaren
https://emblem.battlefield.com/9Pkikorx0x
France:
French Foreign Legion:
2nd Foreign Infantry Regiment
https://emblem.battlefield.com/bfq5NEQvOx
French Foreign Legion - Gold
https://emblem.battlefield.com/qE00Px8vOx
“Escadrille de Lafayette” Sqn. 124 - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Fzfn5CPd5x
Aéronautique Militaire
Charles Nungesser, Escadrille 65
https://emblem.battlefield.com/T0BXA1cIRx
Charles Nungesser was the definition of the classic fighter pilot stereotype. He was placed under house arrest multiple times, usually for flying without permission and insubordination. When he wasn’t on patrol, he would often fly back to Paris to party the night away and would frequently show up at his airfield late the next morning still wearing the tuxedo he had been wearing the night before, occasionally with a female companion. He was France’s third highest ranking ace, with 43 victories.
Italy:
Arditi
https://emblem.battlefield.com/f521v5BNYx
Personal Insignia of Fulco Ruffo di Calabria
https://emblem.battlefield.com/FEFVRXNt0x
Corpo Aeronautico Militare
Francesco Baracca, 91a Squadriglia
https://emblem.battlefield.com/cMzkdUrhUx
Francesco Baracca, Italy’s Ace of Aces, with 34 aerial victories. Baracca unfortunately did not survive the war, but his legacy lives on. He used the prancing horse from his family’s coast of arms as his personal insignia on the aircraft that he flew. In 1929 his mother presented this insignia to Enzo Ferrari, suggesting that it would bring him luck. It has been Ferrari’s logo ever since.
Russia:
Imperial Russian Air Service Roundel
https://emblem.battlefield.com/C1ddBr64Wx
Imperial Russian Air Service Fin Flash
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Z4ujL874Wx
Imperial Russian Army Enlisted Cockade
https://emblem.battlefield.com/BgtsO8np0x
Imperial Russian Army NCO Cockade
https://emblem.battlefield.com/JyibcGqp0x
Portugal:
Portuguese Expeditionary Corps (CEP)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/X2Iw2uzsYx
1st Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/xMBbGoKuYx
2nd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/4jaFNVNuYx
3rd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/SnH0SZPuYx
4th Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/XKWDdITuYx
Portuguese Air Force Roundel
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3xk30Rgc0x
Portuguese Navy
https://emblem.battlefield.com/fPgwYLic0x
United States:
Army:
US Army MTC Motor Transport Corps
https://emblem.battlefield.com/LyPhwoLAWx
U.S. Armored patch
https://emblem.battlefield.com/8SlV8egeWx
1st Army
https://emblem.battlefield.com/F6nfizWk4x
1st Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/GEOSV3oMQx
1st Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/m1o2p25dUx
1st Infantry Division v3
https://emblem.battlefield.com/aHyCnbxk4x
3rd Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/xk2eQcVdUx
4th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/kpaxiVbeUx
4th Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/QuB2g8yk4x
5th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/8qrgvshPQx
5th Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/6tnZc7Bk4x
6th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/qGHatUzYTx
7th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/1bXux8G7Px
7th Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/VDDPqXDk4x
8th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/V4JkNezmPx
8th Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/HGULkAoeUx
8th Infantry Division v3
https://emblem.battlefield.com/1jTdVrFk4x
12th infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/eHn5y6F0Tx
12th Cavalry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/YDhv1yGmPx
14th Engineers
https://emblem.battlefield.com/eEyzlUvj4x
23rd Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/fb78zOGZTx
26th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/P9WIusyeUx
28th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/mSRFYH75Wx
28th Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/gioiCbHk4x
29th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/4lhFKyveUx
30th Infantry Division “Old Hickory”
https://emblem.battlefield.com/vzBgYeHK7x
31st Infantry " Dixie Division "
https://emblem.battlefield.com/wf9hBizxXx
32nd Infantry Division “Red Arrow”
https://emblem.battlefield.com/1DS4pbeFVx
33rd Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/h4MIYg38Ox
33rd Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/pyQPfmJk4x
36th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/tdoE5cMk4x
37th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Y0JP0pOk4x
38th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/T9lxYsmrXx
40th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/X8lu4NXNQx
40th Infantry Division v2
https://emblem.battlefield.com/U2VTuoSk4x
41st Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/9OYdBqYJQx
79th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/s6Y8fW9dWx
82nd Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Ve42zkmCUx
87th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/VtZKul4k4x
91st Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/NrxZZy6k4x
101st Air Assault Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/bnntEpj6Wx
301st Tank Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Q5Va4KHqXx
US NY NG 27th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/DpQzvGnbZx
US Ohio NG 37th Infantry " Buckeye Division "
https://emblem.battlefield.com/NHGF6iCbZx
US Michigan 85th Infantry " Custer Division "
https://emblem.battlefield.com/fJlBkHObZx
Us Army Advance section and Supply
https://emblem.battlefield.com/iA3vQ0VpZx
US Army MN 34th Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/UnUW5MQrZx
U.S. 36th Infantry Division (Texas Army National Guard)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/9XFsIfSu2x
United States Army Air Service:
9th Aero Squadron - Night Reconnaissance
https://emblem.battlefield.com/zBET7ocs2x
22nd Aero Squadron “Shooting Stars”
https://emblem.battlefield.com/RR6oB7DHRx
50th Aero Squadron - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/4jn0c3gp5x
94th Aero Squadron “Hat In The Ring”
https://emblem.battlefield.com/UqGVwdoHVx
USMC:
*With the United States entry in to World War I in April 1917, the Marines sent two Regiments to France in the summer of 1917. In October 1917, the 2nd Infantry Division was activated when the U.S. 9th Infantry and 23rd Infantry Regiments joined the 5th and 6th Marines to form the 2nd U.S. Infantry Division.
Before the division was formed the two Marine Regiments formed the 5th Marine Brigade. The Army’s 9th and 23rd formed the 3rd U.S. Infantry Brigade. The other half of the division the 5th and 6th Marines came under the 4th Marine Brigade.
The first commanding officer of the division was Marine Brigadier General Charles A. Doyen. On July 28, 1918 Marine Major General John A. Lejeune assumed command of the division, and would command the division until it returned to the U.S. in August 1919.*
2nd Infantry Division
https://emblem.battlefield.com/4Wmd8piTby
4th Marine Brigade
https://emblem.battlefield.com/i0Lm8boTby
5th Marine Brigade
https://emblem.battlefield.com/wzT2KRuTby
5th Marine Headquarters Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/uOAspiCTby
5th Marines 1st Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/XCHMSYGTby
5th Marines 2nd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/KcaMCILTby
5th Marines 3rd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/BjHw19RTby
5th Marines Machine Gun Company
https://emblem.battlefield.com/sVEGWEWTby
5th Marines Supply Company
https://emblem.battlefield.com/MrH4kF5Tby
6th Marine Headquarters Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/4At8SBlUby
6th Marines 1st Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/HyeFnSIVby
6th Marines 2nd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/laOst2yUby
6th Marines 3rd Battalion
https://emblem.battlefield.com/PN56azCUby
6th Marines Machine Gun Company
https://emblem.battlefield.com/4mEpwCFUby
6th Marines Supply Company
https://emblem.battlefield.com/eLzBUoIUby
5th Marine Brigade Alternative
https://emblem.battlefield.com/iDN9TOHbQx
Alternate Eagle Globe and Anchor
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Zp91kgLUby
Central Powers:
Germany:
Iron Cross
https://emblem.battlefield.com/AYSECBd8Wx
Stormtroopers
https://emblem.battlefield.com/2lUxtr44Yx
1st Foot Guards Regiment
https://emblem.battlefield.com/VspJO0jVSx
German ‘Wound Badge’
https://emblem.battlefield.com/yr4RwDIZUx
Imperial German Flag
https://emblem.battlefield.com/UAZMx2VAYx by KoalexLord
Imperial German Flag Varation
https://emblem.battlefield.com/UX3zRGTC8x
German shoulder emblem
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3jpq5BZAYx by ElTadashi
Faux camo lozenge with German insignia
https://emblem.battlefield.com/YCIqNjBG0x
Deutches Reich (National) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/LKBUAm2YZx
Königreich Preußen (Prussia) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/82zWG9sZZx
Königreich Beyern (Bavaria) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/htuc4rvZZx
Königreich Sachsen - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Sb21GvzZZx
Königreich Württemburg - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/cCblraEZZx
Großherzogtum Baden - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/aCqkLRKZZx
Großherzogtum Hessen - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/K61E11YZZx
Medienb - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/lCEmy2a0Zx
Herzogtum Sachsen-coburg and Gotha - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/92vTebA0Zx
Fürstetum Lippe - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/djD5KqB0Zx
Fürstetum Schaumburg-Lippe - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/5U0AO3G0Zx
Fürstetum Waldeck (and) Fürstetum Reuß (ältere Linie) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/l9Pm4mN0Zx
Fürstetum Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/OsN7QVV0Zx
Hanseatic (Hamburg, Lüveck) - by blackaddR
https://emblem.battlefield.com/NNUBJ710Zx
Deutsche Luftstreitkräfte
Jasta 18
https://emblem.battlefield.com/5BYZk6AqZx
Hans Kirschstein (German Pilot) — “Zig Zag” Fuselage insignia (Fokker Tri-plane Dr.I 587/17)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/ZDp7BGxY1x
Ernst Udet (German Pilot) — “Candy-Stripe” Top Wing design (Fokker D.VII)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/9oEfXOPY1x
Deutsche Luftstreitkräfte
Ernst Udet, Jasta 4
https://emblem.battlefield.com/IjC5r6RHRx
Udet was Germany’s second highest scoring ace of the war with 62 kills. Among other adventures, he was one of the most famous German aces to survive a parachute jump after he was shot down late in the war. He had several colorful paint schemes applied to his aircraft throughout the war, with one constant theme: his fiancée’s name in large letters painted on the fuselage.
Deutsche Luftstreitkräfte
Rudolf Berthold, Jasta 15
https://emblem.battlefield.com/6CED3dhuZx
Victor of 44 aerial combats, Rudolf Berthold was was another of Germany’s extremely dedicated and skilled aces, that dedication would cost him however. He was severely wounded numerous times and scored 16 of his victories one-handed and while under the influence of narcotic painkillers. He even once escaped his hospital bed to return to combat. Only a direct order from Kaiser Wilhelm II kept him in that bed to the end of the war.
Deutsche Luftstreitkräfte
Werner Voss, Jasta Boelcke
German ace Werner Voss proved himself to be a gifted natural pilot after he transferred to Jasta 2, and eventually he scored 48 victories. Voss was killed by British ace Arthur Rhys-Davids in one of the most famous dogfights of WWI. Outnumbered eight to one, Voss fought fearlessly and landed hits on all of his attackers before being mortally wounded. British ace James McCudden, whom had also been involved in the fight said of Voss: “His flying was wonderful, his courage magnificent and in my opinion he was the bravest German airman whom it has been my privilege to see fight”. Richthofen himself considered Voss to be his only true rival.
https://emblem.battlefield.com/om9Kc3NCay[/quote]
Personal Symbol of Josef Veltjens 35 Victory German Ace
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Ihrbpskz0x
Pattern and Design of German 45 victory Ace Fritz Rumey
https://emblem.battlefield.com/3d6CddAA0x
Manfred von Richthofen
https://emblem.battlefield.com/LpJoQpnB0x
Deutsche Luftstreitkräfte
Paul Bäumer, Jasta 5
Nicknamed “The Iron Eagle”, Paul Bäumer flew with the personal emblem of an edelweiss flower on the sides of his aircraft. Before the armistice he racked up 43 victories, ranking him ninth among the German aces. Bäumer was also another of the few German pilots whose life was saved by a parachute during the final months of the war. After the war, he became a dentist. Reportedly, one of his patients was Erich Maria Remarque who used his name for his protagonist in All Quiet On The Western Front.
https://emblem.battlefield.com/T1jij8Ek9x
Weimar Republic German Warriors Association “Kyffhäuser”
https://emblem.battlefield.com/KvlrIuou7x
Imperial German Prussian Observer’s Badge
https://emblem.battlefield.com/OJjOpAKu7x
Carl Degelow (German Pilot) - “Stag” Fuselage insignia (Fokker DV.II)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/Y2wD56KA7x
WWI Prussian Commemorative Honour Cross
https://emblem.battlefield.com/iuGoP7Flay
Red Cross Medal
https://emblem.battlefield.com/OJExo5Hlay
Hamburg Hanseaten Cross
https://emblem.battlefield.com/amIwl3Jlay
Austria-Hungary:
Godwin von Brumowski (Austro-Hungarian Pilot) — “Skull” Fuselage insignia (Albatross D.III)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/T5Dejnud2x
Godwin von Brumowski (Austro-Hungarian Pilot) — “Trifecta” Fuselage insignia (Hansa-Brandenburg D.I ‘Starstrutter’)
AND
Franz Gräser (Austro-Hungarian Pilot) — “Trifecta” Fuselage insignia (Albatross D.III OEF)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/aVGuVmxa2x
Godwin von Brumowski (Austro-Hungarian Pilot) — “Diamond Eye” Fuselage insignia (Albatross D.III OEF)
https://emblem.battlefield.com/kEGsxpAc2x
Ottaman Empire:
Ottoman flag
https://emblem.battlefield.com/59eyUIDfVx
Turkish flag
https://emblem.battlefield.com/IuxPyYFdVx
Bulgaria:
