This was in keeping with the ethos of treating every fight as equally important, as a Marine was taught to believe that if their services were needed to resolve a given situation, then blood would always be spilled. Worn over the left breast pocket of an individual's battle dress uniform, service uniform, or dress red uniform, it was considered to be a mark of honor that demonstrated a Marine's experience in the field.
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