Badge, Headquarters Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC), subdued version, 1995

Shield-shaped woven patch with black border bearing the motto in Latin, 'Audentis Fortuna Luvat' (Fortune Favours the Brave), in lime green, around an olive shield with a black spearhead pointing upwards in the centre.

The Allied Rapid Reaction Corps was created in 1992 to conduct specific NATO operations in Europe at the end of the Cold War. Its first deployment was to Bosnia in 1995, where, with a year long mandate, it assumed command of all land forces deployed there. Known as the Peace Implementation Force, or IFOR, three multinational divisions were deployed to implement and enforce the Dayton Peace Accords.