Pro IR Gadsden Flag
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3.5 x 2 inches
Our IR flags are precision-built in-house at PatchPanel, using SOLAS-compliant reflective materials and proprietary coatings that reflect only infrared light. That means they stay visually subdued under normal light while shining bright through night-vision and thermal optics — exactly what you want when signature management matters.
Every flag is cut, printed, and sealed on our own equipment to guarantee unmatched quality, durability, and consistency. We control every step of production — from calibration to coating — so every patch meets the same military-grade standard trusted by professionals worldwide.
Designed for military, law enforcement, and tactical enthusiasts, these IR flags deliver reliable performance in the harshest conditions. Whether on deployment, training, or field operations, your identification remains visible only when it should be.
History
Gadsden
The Gadsden Flag is one of the most enduring symbols of American independence and defiance. Designed in 1775 during the early days of the American Revolution by South Carolina statesman and general Christopher Gadsden, it features a coiled rattlesnake poised to strike on a bright yellow field, with the warning “Don’t Tread on Me” emblazoned below. The rattlesnake, a uniquely American creature, had already become a Revolutionary emblem through Benjamin Franklin’s writings, representing vigilance, courage, and the unity of the colonies—each segment of the snake symbolizing a different state. The flag was first carried by the Continental Marines, embodying the colonies’ resolve against British oppression. Over the centuries, it has been revived repeatedly as a banner of liberty, protest, and self-reliance—its coiled serpent still a reminder that freedom, once earned, must always be defended.
Sizing
3.5 x 2 inches
Package Contents
Patch
