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101st Bourbonborne Division insignia: a bourbon barrel descending by parachute

101st Bourbonborne Division

Neat From Above
BB FORM 4-400

Post Exchange

Operated by the Quartermaster Corps under QM Circular 1 (“Allocated Does Not Mean Valuable,” fourteenth printing). All items are issued at MSRP, forever, as a matter of doctrine. Secondary-market activity in Division materiel is handled by Standards Enforcement with unusual enthusiasm.

STATUS OF THE EXCHANGE: NOT YET OPEN. This page exists so the Quartermaster can be blamed for that by name, which is how supply has always worked.
IN PROCUREMENT

Division Shoulder Patch

The descending barrel, embroidered, hook-and-loop backed. The insignia was designed patch-first; this is what it was for.

IN PROCUREMENT

War on Flippers Service Medal — Enamel Pin

The original 2020 pattern, struck as a wearable pin. Six years of provenance. The only item in this catalog that predates the Division itself.

IN PROCUREMENT

Arms of the Division — Sticker

Full-color vinyl, WOFSM heritage colors, suitable for bottle tubes, rickhouse doors, and laptops deployed to contested comment sections.

IN PROCUREMENT

Division Seal — Sticker

The winged Glencairn, for documents and surfaces requiring institutional gravity.

QUARTERMASTER BACKORDER

Challenge Coin

Seal obverse, arms reverse. Standard challenge rules apply: lowest coin buys the round, disputes settled per FM 1-0.

QUARTERMASTER BACKORDER

Ribbon Bar Pins — Individual Decorations

Wear your actual rack. Issued only against the service record; the Quartermaster checks. He enjoys checking.

QUARTERMASTER BACKORDER

Unit Shirts

By unit assignment, starting with the units that have members. The Blue Glencairns have already asked. The Blue Glencairns ask about everything.

UNDER EVALUATION

BB Form 201 Personnel Folder

A physical folder for a fictional file. The Division understands its market.

Requisition Interest

Personnel wishing to register demand for any item above may write the Quartermaster at quartermaster@bourbonborne.com stating the item and quantity. Registering interest confers no priority, no reservation, and no rights whatsoever. It will, however, be counted, and the count moves procurement, which is more than most supply systems can honestly say.

No alcohol is or will ever be sold through the PX. The Division sells patches. The whiskey is your problem, which was always the arrangement.