298th Support Battalion Unit Crest (Ire In Adversa) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11187DBR

298th Support Battalion Unit Crest (Ire In Adversa) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11187DBRUnited States Army 298th Support Battalion Unit Crest (Ire In Adversa) Criteria: This product is the unit crest, or distinctive unit insignia, of the 298th support Battalion. The unit's motto, "Ire In Adversa," is printed in gold letters across the lower part of the design and translates as, "To Advance Against Adversities." The crossed wrenches and sprocket allude to the unit's origins in the Maintenance branch. The gauntlet symbolizes strength and

Criteria: This is the Unit Crest for the 313th Infantry Regiment

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" Their headquarters is at Mount Pleasant

The horse's head alludes to the unit's origins in Kentucky

The colors purple and white allude to the unit's Civil Affairs designation

The calipers and wrench symbolize that this DUI was originally for the 242nd Maintenance Battalion but was redesignated in 2005 for the 242nd Ordnance Battalion

The griffin is a heraldic symbol of strength and protection while the chess board refers to the intricate nature of intelligence work

Criteria: This is the unit crest for the 123rd Support Battalion to be worn on the Army Dress Blue (ASU) Uniform

is identified as a HM2(CAC)

The insignia shares a similar design to the Surface Warfare insignia

United States Army 2nd Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Noli Me Tangere)

Subsequent awards are indicated by superimposing 1 and 2 stars centered at the top of the badge between the points of the oak wreath