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The EOD badge took its current form over years, not overnight: bomb disposal squads were renamed EOD in 1949, a design competition ran through Aberdeen Proving Ground starting in 1952, and the final badge wasn't approved for wear until 1957. Master level — shown here — comes only after 96 cumulative months in an EOD position. Known in the
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high quality medallion!
This is a high quality medallion, and is exactly like the real crab. The one thing I didn't expect was it's size. It's not little. I havent mounted it yet, pondering exactly where I want to place it, but it will have pride of place.
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Richard · August 29, 2026
EOD Master badge auto medallion
At first the site showed out of stock. When I asked about inventory through the contact link, the MILVEC team immediately responded and updated the site so I could place the order for the EOD Master badge auto medallion.
The badge took some time to arrive via USPS, but it appears to be of high quality. I look forward to placing it on my car in the near future.
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Customer · September 2, 2025
David Blackwell
I liked the auto medal, for my vehicle I needed it to be about 30% smaller due to the body shape. I ended up just using one out of the two.