Various Black Knight Patches
Clicking on them will produce an enlarged picture.

This is an original, custom made patch found somewhere on
the Internet. When enlarged, it is obvious that it was made professionally and possibly used on "dress uniforms" for formal occasions.

This is a hand made patch, made by Lt. Altman for his Top in 1967 while in Vietnam. It is not known where Lt Altman got his original design from. It may be connected to Fort Knox.

This patch is one worn by some 3rd/5th Cavalry troopers in Vietnam. Other versions were made later on, around 1970, that used the knight in armor on the dressed up horse, with lance and banner with snake instead of the rake-like image.

This patch was designed, created and copyrighted by past president Ron Quezada and at one time was considered the official patch of the 3rd Squadron, 5th U.S. Cavalry Veterans (Association). That designation is currently under contention with many members desiring the patch below instead.

This patch was created by Bob Crawford when he returned from Vietnam. Obviously, it is an excellent rendition and graphical copy of the patch at the top pf this page as well as the patch made by Lt. Altman in 1967.