Members wear a traditional three-piece patch with a State bottom rocker," reads the report, a copy of which was obtained by Military Times. In biker culture, use of a bottom rocker naming a place ...

DENVER — One of the nation’s fastest-growing motorcycle clubs is composed largely of military ... Department of Corrections officer who wore patches that clearly identified him as a member ...

"Members wear a traditional three-piece patch with a State bottom ... a trend among current and former military personnel in what ATF calls "outlaw motorcycle gangs" or OMGs.

(Indian Motorcycle) The military has always had an outsized number ... Everyone who participates will get a T-shirt and a patch. Even if you don’t ride or can’t make it out to your local ...

and many of might wear veteran patches on biker vests, but being a veteran isn't a prerequisite for joining the ranks. People from all walks of life are encouraged to join as long as they have ...

All patches a biker wears are earned from the club ... Think of them as ribbons a servicemember earns in the military.

1. Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMGs) are anything but rebel nonconformists. To the contrary, they follow a strict military rank-and-file structure, implement an earned-patch system, vote in ...