In the movie Saving Private Ryan they had playing card symbols on the side of their helmets. Did this mean anything or just done for the movie?

by Don_Dickle

Also slight of hand did current magicians and past magicians learn that from card cheaters?

the_howling_cow

The soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division used painted symbols and tick marks on the sides of their helmets to be able to quickly identify "who was who" in case a parachute drop was bungled and units ended up widely scattered or intermixed. Interestingly, the paratroopers of Saving Private Ryan did not have the battalion identifier (tick mark at 12, 3, 6, or 9 o'clock in relation to the symbol) painted on their helmets; Steven Spielberg corrected this for Band of Brothers. The radio code names of units in the 101st Airborne Division started with the letter "K."

Unit Code name Symbol
101st Airborne Division Headquarters Klaxon Square
327th Glider Infantry Regiment Keepsake Club
501st Parachute Infantry Regiment Klondike Diamond
502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment Kickoff Heart
506th Parachute Infantry Regiment Kidney Spade
Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 101st Airborne Division Artillery Kingfish Circle
321st Glider Field Artillery Battalion Kansas Circle
377th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion Kite Circle
463rd Parachute Field Artillery Battalion Keynote Circle
907th Glider Field Artillery Battalion Kilogram Circle
326th Airborne Engineer Battalion Kiwi Letter "E"
326th Airborne Medical Company Kindergarten Cross
101st Airborne Division Reconnaissance Platoon King Square
81st Airborne Antiaircraft Battalion Kentucky Triangle
101st Airborne Division Headquarters Company Klaxon Square
101st Airborne Signal Company Kilowatt Square
426th Airborne Quartermaster Company Kitchen Square
801st Airborne Ordnance Maintenance Company Kildare Square