The Ghost Skull Patch displays a pale, fractured skull above the word “GHOST.” The head has a prominent dark split down the center, deep eye sockets and an irregular lower edge. The design is presented on a black rectangular field, with the single English word arranged horizontally beneath the skull.

The central motif is associated with Call of Duty: Ghosts, the military-themed video game published by Activision and released in November 2013. Activision describes its story around a fictional special-operations group known as the Ghosts. The recognizable broken-skull imagery belongs to that entertainment setting, which provides the relevant reference for reading the design.

This Call of Duty skull insignia uses the singular word visible on the photographed face. The game title uses “Ghosts,” while this particular inscription reads “GHOST” without a final s. Retaining that distinction keeps the product transcription aligned with the actual lettering rather than silently replacing it with the complete title of the game.

The Ghost gaming morale badge is built around the skull and the short name, without an additional sentence or circular motto. The pale face is divided into uneven sections rather than outlined as a smooth anatomical skull. The black spaces inside the head form the eyes, nose and central fracture, making the split an integral part of the illustration.

Within the wider Call of Duty series, names and skull motifs appear in more than one fictional context. For this example, the fractured emblem and the lettering are the features being catalogued. The entry does not require a separate character name to describe what is present: the front supplies a distinct emblem and a single identifying word.

The black split skull patch belongs to the gaming-inspired side of tactical patch collecting. Its subject can be understood through the 2013 title while its individual appearance remains defined by the pale skull, black background, rectangular format and exact singular inscription. The contrast between the large head and the smaller word below is maintained in the supplied front-view photograph, giving a clear reading of both parts of this particular composition. The lower letters are widely spaced, leaving a clear gap between the name and the skull.

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