Distinctive unit insignia

A distinctive unit insignia (DUI) is a metallic heraldic badge or device worn by soldiers in the United States Army. The DUI design is derived from the coat of arms authorized for a unit. DUIs may also be called "distinctive insignia" (DI) or, imprecisely, a "crest" or a "unit crest" by soldiers or collectors. The U.S. Army Institute of Heraldry is responsible for the design, development and authorization of all DUIs.

A soldier inventories all the DUIs at the Charles C. Carson Center for Mortuary Affairs

History
Memorandum authorizing the distinctive unit insignia for the 337th Infantry Regiment

Pre-World War I Insignia. Distinctive ornamentation of a design desired by the organization was authorized for wear on the Mess Jacket uniform by designated organizations (staff corps, departments, corps of artillery, and infantry and cavalry regiments) per War Department General Order 132 dated December 31, 1902. The distinctive ornamentation was described later as coats of arms, pins and devices. The authority continued until omitted in the Army uniform regulation dated December 26, 1911.

Distinctive unit insignia. War Department Circular 161 dated 29 April 1920 authorized the use of a regimental coat of arms or badge as approved by the War Department for wear on the collar of the white uniform and the lapels of the mess jacket. War Department Circular 244, 1921 states: "It has been approved, in principle, that regiments of the Regular Army and National Guard may wear distinctive badges or trimmings on their uniforms as a means of promoting esprit de corps and keeping alive historical traditions. Various organizations which carry colors or standards have generally submitted coats of arms having certain historical significance. As fast as approved these coats of arms will for the basis for regimental colors or standards which will eventually replace the present regimental colors or standards when these wear out. The use of these coats of arms as collar ornaments in lieu of the insignia of corps, departments, or arms of service would be an example of distinctive badge to be worn by the regiment." `The first unit to wear this insignia was the 51st Artillery which received approval for wear on March 18, 1922. It was designed by Master Gunner and Master Sergeant Edward C. Kuhn, the artist responsible for creating all authorized coats of arms and distinctive unit insignia at the time.

Present. Up until 1965, only regiments and separate battalions were authorized a coat of arms and distinctive units insignia. Now all major commands, field hospitals, corps, logistics commands and certain other units – groups, for example – are authorized distinctive unit insignia.

Design
The United States Army Institute of Heraldry, the only official heraldic authority of the United States, furnishes heraldic services to the armed forces.
Specification for the distinctive unit insignia for the 337th Infantry Regiment

The unit commanding officer requests approval of a distinctive unit insignia. A check is made by the Institute of Heraldry to determine the availability of a current copy of the lineage and honor statement and/or history for the unit. If it is not available, one is requested from the United States Army Center of Military History. The unit's history is reviewed to determine if the unit may inherit a previously approved distinctive unit insignia or if a new design should be made.[1]

If a new design is to be made, careful study is made of the history and battle honors of the unit. The most important decorations, honors, combat service and missions are represented in the design of the insignia. Sometimes two centuries of history are condensed into symbolism for one distinctive unit insignia. A proposed design is created and sent to the commanding officer for review and concurrence. Upon concurrence by the unit commander an official letter of approval of the distinctive unit insignia is sent to the unit.

Manufacturing drawings and specifications are sent to a certified manufacturer which provides samples of the finished distinctive unit insignia to the Institute of Heraldry for approval. Once approved the manufacturer may produce this insignia. Each manufacturer has an identifying hallmark assigned by the Institute of Heraldry which is applied to the back of the insignia.

The shield shape design is used to identify color bearing organizations (for example, regiments and battalions). Other design patterns will be used for non-color bearing units. The design is based on war service, assignment or accomplishments. Cartoon characters or logos are not authorized as design elements. Symbols are to represent mission rather than actual equipment as equipment becomes out-of-date. Unit designations, numerals, letters, geographical outlines, reproductions of other insignia will not be included as part of the design.

Once a distinctive unit insignia is approved, it is changed only when a heraldic or historical error is found. A modification of unit designation or mission does not permit a change to the DUI design. As a result, DUIs tend to further reflect the historic roots of a unit. For example, many older Military Intelligence battalions' DUIs feature teal blue rather than oriental blue, having been designed for Army Security Agency units which were designated as branch-immaterial. Likewise, those that began as Signals units typically feature orange. The 211th Military Police Battalion provides an example of a unit changing branches without changing insignia, having been assigned to six different branches during its existence. Color-bearing battalions and regiments continue to have insignia without the shield shape if they were formerly non-color-bearing units when the insignia was approved; this includes not only former groups and brigades that were downsized, but as well flexible battalions (i.e., battalions composed of variable attached numbered companies, rather than fixed-TOE battalions composed of lettered companies which are organic to the battalion) which gained coats of arms and thus colors in the late 1990s, long after their DUIs were already approved.

Authorization

Distinctive unit insignia (DUI) of a design approved by The Institute of Heraldry, U.S. Army, are authorized under Paragraph 28-22 of Army Regulation 670-1.[2]

Wear
A U.S. Army soldier wearing the black beret with the DUI of the 23rd Infantry Regiment.
A U.S. Army Lieutenant General wearing the Quartermaster Corps RDI on the Army Service Uniform.

The distinctive unit insignia of the unit to which the soldier is assigned are worn as follows:[3]

  • On the beret flash of enlisted personnel
  • On the breast patch of the black pullover sweater
  • On the shoulder loops of the enlisted personnel's Army Service Uniform jacket (when not worn in dress configuration) centered on the shoulder loops an equal distance from the outside shoulder seam to the outside edge of the button, with the base of the insignia toward the outside shoulder seam.
  • Above the nameplate on the Class A and Class B service uniforms, when the DUI is worn in lieu of a regimental distinctive insignia (RDI). At the soldier's option the RDI, the DUI of their current assignment or the DUI of a previous assignment may be worn above the nameplate. If worn, the RDI for whole branch regiments (MP, Signal, Quartermaster) must be that of the soldier's current career field.[3]

When a DUI is authorized, all personnel assigned to the organization wear the insignia, except general officers, the Sergeant Major of the Army and the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman. General officers wear their regimental distinctive insignia (RDI) on the black pullover sweater. The Sergeant Major of the Army and Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman (if a soldier) wear, respectively, the SMA and SEAC collar insignia in lieu of the DUI on their pullover sweaters and berets, but their epaulets are bare.

Units not listed in AR 670-1 (other than USAG) may request a DUI be authorized if the unit has at least 500 military assigned (250 for Department of the Army operating agencies). The Army element of joint commands may be authorized a DUI if the Army element has at least 500 Army personnel.[4]

Examples

Adjutant General
  • 21st Replacement Battalion
    "Strength and Service"
  • 43rd Adjutant General Battalion
    "Soldiers for Freedom"
  • 120th Adjutant General Battalion
    "We Set the Example"
  • 298th Army Band
  • 328th Personnel Services Battalion
    "Support and Service"
  • 360th Replacement Battalion
    "Support to Win"
  • 369th Adjutant General Battalion
    "Army Pride"
  • 556th Personnel Services Battalion
    "Service Always First"

Alphabetical units

Air Defense Artillery

Army

Armor

Aviation

Battlefield surveillance

Note: This is a list of units not otherwise reassigned when the US Army disbanded its battlefield surveillance brigades.

Cavalry

Chemical

Civil Affairs
  • United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command
    "By Sword Deed and Word"
  • 80th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Victory at All Cost
  • 81st Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Honor Sin Mideo" (Fearless Honor)
  • 82nd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Victory's Forge"
  • 83rd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Order and Balance"
  • 84th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "De Luce Ac Umbra" (Of Light an Shadow)
  • 85th Civil Affairs Brigade
  • 91st Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Auctores Solidi Principii" (Builders of a Solid Foundation)
  • 92nd Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Conamen Et Officium" (Commitment and Service)
  • 95th Civil Affairs Brigade (Airborne)
    "Advise Support Stabilize"
  • 96th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Advise, Maintain, Create"
  • 97th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Freedom Through Effects"
  • 98th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "The Bridge Between"
  • 304th Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Sustain the Peace"
  • 308th Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Advise, Organize, Direct"
  • 321st Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Peace thru Unity"
  • 322nd Civil Affairs Brigade
    "No Ka Pono O Ka Lahui" (For the Benefit of Mankind)
  • 350th Civil Affairs Command
    "Send Us"
  • 351st Civil Affairs Command
    "Born of Freedom"
  • 352nd Civil Affairs Command
    "Non Ense Solum" (Not By the Sword Alone)
  • 353rd Civil Affairs Command
    "Order Government Freedom"
  • 354th Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Guide the Victory"
  • 358th Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Victory for Humanity"
  • 360th Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Law Security Order"
  • 361st Civil Affairs Brigade
    "Secure Peace"
  • 364th Civil Affairs Brigade
  • 401st Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Civil Military Cooperation"
  • 402nd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Provide Order"
  • 403rd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "To Win Hearts and Minds"
  • 404th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Safeguard the Future"
  • 405th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Secure Serve Stabilize"
  • 407th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Results Through Teamwork"
  • 410th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Ordo Ab Chao" (Out of Chaos Comes Order)
  • 411th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Assistance Victory Peace"
  • 412th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Forging Peace"
  • 413th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Peace Through Humanity"
  • 414th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Liaisons to the World"
  • 415th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Sapientia Nostra Arma" (Wisdom is Our Weaponry
  • 416th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Advocatus Humanitatis" (Defender of Humanity)
  • 418th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Proud Ready"
  • 422nd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "To Advise Provide Lead"
  • 425th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Win the Peace"
  • 426th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Exceeding the Standard"
  • 431st Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Making Order Out of Chaos"
  • 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Bringing Order to Chaos"
  • 436th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Liberty Through Civility"
  • 437th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Peace Through Stability"
  • 440th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Aut Viam Inveniam Aut Faciam" (I Will Either Find a Way or Make One)
  • 443th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Coordination for Success"
  • 445th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Justice and Equality"
  • 448th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Excellence Thru Teamwork"
  • 450th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Peace or War Calm or Storm"
  • 451st Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Promoters of Victory"
  • 457th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Peace Through Knowledge"
  • 478th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne)
    "Supporting the Victory"
  • 486th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Force Multiplier"
  • 489th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Vis Amplifica Vim" (Force Amplify Force)
  • 490th Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Progress Through Unity"
  • 492nd Civil Affairs Battalion
    "Hope Through Deeds"

Corps

Divisions

Engineer
  • 412th Theater Engineer Command
    "Build to Serve"
  • 16th Engineer Brigade
    "Blast Build Battle"
  • 18th Engineer Brigade
    "Essayons et Edifions"
  • 20th Engineer Brigade
    "Building Combat Power"
  • 36th Engineer Brigade
  • 130th Engineer Brigade
    "Minutemen For Freedom"
  • 111th Engineer Brigade
    "Combat Ready"
  • 168th Engineer Brigade
    "Monuments to Progress"
  • 194th Engineer Brigade
    "Integrity and Initiative"
  • 219th Engineer Brigade
    "Eye of the Tiger"
  • 225th Engineer Brigade
    "Confectio"
  • 372nd Engineer Brigade
    "Engineering Leadership"
  • 411th Engineer Brigade
    "Plan Build Protect"
  • 420th Engineer Brigade
    "Success-our Blueprint"
  • 555th Engineer Brigade
    "Willing and Able"
  • 926th Engineer Brigade
    "Our Mission Above All"
  • 1st Engineer Battalion
  • 2nd Engineer Battalion
  • 3rd Engineer Battalion
  • 4th Engineer Battalion
    "Volens Et Potens"
    (Willing and Able)
  • 5th Engineer Battalion
    "Courage Skill Strength"
  • 6th Engineer Battalion
    "Clairs Chenes N'oubliez Jamais"
  • 7th Engineer Battalion
  • 8th Engineer Battalion
  • 9th Engineer Battalion
    "Asistiremos"
    (We Will Assist)
  • 10th Engineer Battalion
    "Laboramus Sustinere"
  • 11th Engineer Battalion
  • 12th Engineer Battalion
    "Id Perficiemus"
    (We Shall Consummate the Task)
  • 13th Engineer Battalion
  • 14th Engineer Battalion
    "Gong Mu Ro"
  • 15th Engineer Battalion
  • 16th Engineer Battalion
    "Semper Ultimo"
    (Always on Top)
  • 17th Armored Engineer Battalion
    "We Pave the Way"
  • 18th Engineer Battalion
    "Honor Courage Glory"
  • 19th Engineer Battalion
    "Acutum Acumen"
    (Sharp Ingenuity)
  • 20th Engineer Battalion
    "Condite et Pugnate"
    (Build and Fight)
  • 21st Engineer Battalion
  • 22nd Engineer Battalion
    "Tout Pour Le Droit"
    (All For The Right)
  • 23rd Engineer Battalion
  • 24th Engineer Battalion
  • 25th Engineer Battalion
  • 26th Engineer Battalion
    "Way of the Victors"
  • 29th Engineer Battalion
  • 30th Engineer Battalion
    "Imprimis"
    (In The First Place)
  • 31st Engineer Battalion
    "Demonstramus"
    (We Demonstrate)
  • 32nd Engineer Battalion
    "Vi et Armis"
    (With Force and Arms)
  • 34th Engineer Battalion
    "Defend and Build"
  • 35th Engineer Battalion
    "Capability Courage Results"
  • 37th Engineer Battalion
    "Fortuna Infortuna Forti Una"
    (Fortune Is All The Same To The Man of Stout Heart)
  • 40th Engineer Battalion
    "Constructio et Destructio"
    (Construction and Destruction)
  • 39th Engineer Battalion
    "Fight, Build And Destroy"
  • 41st Engineer Battalion
    "Vigor et Valor"
    (Strength and Spirit)
  • 42nd Engineer Battalion
    "Ingenio Nostro Movent"
  • 42nd Engineer Battalion
    "Power for Service"
  • 44th Engineer Battalion
    "Builders of Freedom"
  • 45th Engineer Battalion
    "We Advance"
  • 46th Engineer Battalion
    "Steel Spike"
  • 47th Engineer Battalion
    "Ingenium Superat Vires"
  • 48th Engineer Battalion
    "Open the Way"
  • 49th Engineer Battalion
  • 51st Engineer Battalion
    "Stopped by Nothing"
  • 52nd Engineer Battalion
    "Nous Servons"
  • 54th Brigade Engineer Battalion
  • 55th Engineer Battalion
    "Wisdom Courage Strength"
  • 62nd Engineer Battalion
    "Malleis Milito"
  • 63rd Engineer Battalion
    "Non Sine Industria"
  • 64th Engineer Battalion
  • 65th Engineer Battalion
    "First In- Last Out"
  • 69th Engineer Battalion
    "Builders for Peace"
  • 70th Engineer Battalion
    "Valeur-ingenuite"
  • 74th Engineer Battalion
  • 75th Engineer Battalion
  • 76th Engineer Battalion
    "Laborare est Vincere"
  • 77th Engineer Battalion
    "Loyalty and Service"
  • 78th Engineer Battalion
    "Sedulitate"
  • 79th Engineer Battalion
    "Fait Accompli"
  • 80th Engineer Battalion
    "Water is Life"
  • 82nd Engineer Battalion
    "Strength and Courage"
  • 83rd Engineer Battalion
    "Assigne Accomplirons"
  • 84th Engineer Battalion
    "Never Daunted"
  • 85th Engineer Battalion
    "No River too Swift"
  • 86th Engineer Battalion
  • 87th Engineer Battalion
    "Lay Hold"
  • 88th Engineer Battalion
    "Give Way"
  • 91st Engineer Battalion
    "Acts Not Words"
  • 92nd Engineer Battalion
    "Gloria ad Caput Venire"
    (Glory in Achievement)
  • 93rd Engineer Battalion
    "Build with Pride"
  • 94th Engineer Battalion
    "Cohortibus Auxilia"
  • 95th Engineer Battalion
    "Strive to Excel"
  • 96th Engineer Battalion
    "Ecce Signum"
    (Behold the Sign)
  • 97th Engineer Battalion
    "No Task Too Great"
  • 101st Engineer Battalion
    "Tenax Propositi"
    (Tenacious of Purpose)
  • 103rd Engineer Battalion
    "Paratus"
    (Prepared)
  • 111th Engineer Battalion
    "Dedicated and Diligent"
  • 113th Engineer Battalion
    "Service and Fidelity"
  • 116th Engineer Battalion
    "Prepare The Way"
  • 121st Engineer Battalion
    "Praevius"
    (Lead the Way)
  • 127th Brigade Engineer Battalion
    "That Others May Follow"
  • 130th Engineer Battalion
    "Skill and Strength"
  • 132nd Engineer Battalion
    "Nunc et Semper"
    (Now and Always)
  • 133rd Engineer Battalion
    "To the Last Man"
  • 142nd Engineer Battalion
    "Warriors Support Warriors"
  • 168th Engineer Battalion
    "Assistance to All"
  • 169th Engineer Battalion
    "Mind and Hand"
  • 173rd Engineer Battalion
    "Soldiers Of The Great River"
  • 177th Brigade Engineer Battalion
    "Give Me The Mission"
  • 181st Engineer Battalion
    "Minuteman Engineering"
  • 203rd Engineer Battalion
    "Don't Kick Our Dog"
  • 204th Engineer Battalion
    "Build Defend Overcome"
  • 224th Engineer Battalion
    "That They May Fight"
  • 229th Engineer Battalion
    "Sappers Lead"
  • 237th Engineer Battalion
    "Dedicated And Determined"
  • 249th Engineer Battalion
    "Build, Support, Sustain"
    (Black Lions)
  • 276th Engineer Battalion
    "Liberty or Death"
  • 299th Engineers Battalion
    "Proven Pioneer"
  • 307th Brigade Engineer Battalion
    "I Maintain The Right"
  • 317th Brigade Engineer Battalion
    "By Industry And Honor"
  • 321st Engineer Battalion
    "Semper Tentare"
    (Always Try)
  • 326th Engineer Battalion
    "Nostrum Est"
  • 334th Engineer Battalion
    "Ante Up, All In"
  • 397th Engineer Battalion
    "Essayons Tout De Suite"
  • 572nd Engineer Battalion
    "Procinctu Et Fidelis"
    (Prepared and Faithful}
  • 588th Engineer Battalion
    "Hic Et Ubique"
    (Here and Everywhere)
  • 779th Brigade Engineer Battalion
    "Justitium Tene Nihil Timeo"
    (Do Right, Fear Nothing)
  • 841st Engineer Battalion
    "Build Maintain Defend"
  • 864th Engineer Battalion
    "Aliquid Expectavit"
    (Anything Expected)
    (Pacemakers)
  • 875th Engineer Battalion
    "Ready and Willing"
  • 878th Engineer Brigade
    "Building for Freedom"
  • 1092nd Engineer Battalion
    "Nihil Tam Dificile"
    (Nothing too difficult)

Field Artillery

Infantry

Information Operations

Maneuver enhancement

Medical and veterinary

Military Intelligence

Military Police

Ordnance
  • 57th Ordnance Brigade
    "V for Victory"
  • 59th Ordnance Brigade
    "Power to Spare"
  • 71st Ordnance Group (EOD)
    "With Distinction and Valor"
  • 3rd Ordnance Battalion
    "Service, Not Glory"
  • 9th Ordnance Battalion
    "Support with Strength"
  • 55th Maintenance Battalion
    "Victory Through Support"
  • 55th Maintenance Battalion
    "Complete Support"
  • 63rd Ordnance Battalion(EOD)
    "Semper Ibi"
    (Always There)
  • 72nd Ordnance Battalion
    "Security and Reliability
  • 83rd Ordnance Battalion
    "Supporting the Best"
  • 101st Ordnance Battalion
  • 124th Ordnance Battalion
    "Valere et Servitium"
    (To Be Strong and Serve)
  • 184th Ordnance Battalion (EOD)
    "Without Equal"
  • 192nd Ordnance Battalion (EOD)
    "The Reliable One"
  • 197th Ordnance Battalion
  • 501st Ordnance Battalion (EOD)
  • 724th Ordnance Battalion
    "Strength in Service"
  • 725th Ordnance Battalion
    "Service to the Line"
  • 734th Maintenance Battalion
    "Maintain, Support, Defend"

Psychological Operations
  • 2nd Psychological Operations Group
    "Veritas"
    (Truth)
  • 4th Psychological Operations Group
    "Verbum Vincet"
    (The Word Will Conquer)
  • 7th Psychological Operations Group
    "Support by Truth"
  • 8th Psychological Operations Group
    "Decisive Influence"
  • 1st Psychological Operations Battalion
    "First With the Finest"
  • 3rd Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Power to Influence"
  • 5th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Victory Through Influence"
  • 6th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Veritas Vos Liberabit"
    (the truth shall set you free)
  • 7th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Potentia et Adduco"
    (To Influence and Persuade)
  • 8th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Triumphus Persuasionis"
    (Triumph of Persuasion)
  • 9th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Win the Mind, Win the Day"
  • 10th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Potestas Persuasionis"
    (The Power of Persuasion)
  • 11th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Exploiters"
  • 12th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Mutatio Animi"
    (Changing Minds)
  • 13th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Power of Persuasion"
  • 14th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Vincere Persuadentes"
    (To Conquer by Persuasion)
  • 15th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Minds Words Deeds"
  • 16th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Strength in Truth"
  • 17th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Win with Words"
  • 18th Psychological Operations Battalion
    "Anticipate the Command"

Quartermaster
  • 23rd Quartermaster Brigade
    "The Corps Starts Here"
  • 2nd Quartermaster Group
    "Fuel Line to Victory"
  • 49th Quartermaster Group
    "Fueling the Force"
  • 354th Quartermaster Group
    “Fuel The Force”
  • 16th Quartermaster Squadron
  • 56th Quartermaster Battalion
    "Meet the Need"
  • 61st Quartermaster Battalion
    "Foundation for Victory"
  • 95th Supply and Services Battalion
    "Supply the Line"
  • 244th Quartermaster Battalion
    "Si Non Potestis Possumus"
  • 262nd Quartermaster Battalion
    "Lifeline to Victory"
  • 266th Quartermaster Battalion
    "The Providers"
  • 505th Quartermaster Battalion
    "Proud to Pump"
  • 554th Quartermaster Battalion
    "Liberte et Droit"

Regional support groups

Security Force Assistance

Signal

Space and Missile Defense
  • First Space Brigade
  • 100th Missile Defense Brigade
  • 1st Space Battalion
    "Space Warriors"
  • 2nd Space Battalion
    "Spatium Militum"
    "Space Warriors"
  • 49th Missile Defense Battalion
    "Defensimus Patriam"
  • 117th Space Battalion
    "Guardians of Space"

Special Forces

Special troops battalions
  • Special Troops Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
    "Live the Legend"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 1st Armored Division
    "Make it Matter"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division
    "Rock Solid, Strike Hard"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division
    "Fortius Quo Unitatis"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 4th Infantry Division
    "Fit for Any Test"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 10th Mountain Division
    "Pervinco Acroceraunia"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 25th Infantry Division
    "Strike with Honor"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 28th Infantry Division
    "Iron Support"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 29th Infantry Division
    "Support and Protect"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 34th Infantry Division
    "Support the Attack"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 35th Infantry Division
    "Lightning Riders"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 36th Infantry Division
    "Support through Service"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 38th Infantry Division
    "Cyclone Warriors"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 40th Infantry Division
    "Sostenga el Combate"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 42nd Infantry Division
    "Never Forget"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 82nd Airborne Division
    "Courage Commitment"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
    "Victory through Versatility"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division
    "Iroquois"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division
    "Strength, Honor, Diversity"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division
    "Strength in Honor"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
    "Point of the Dagger"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division
    "Perstatum Fortitudo Bellatoris"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division
    "Vigor et Dignitas"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division
    "From skies of blue"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division
    "One Strike One Team"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
    "Valiant Warriors"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division
    "Fortitudo et Artis"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division
    "Firmus Vigilo Validus"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division
    "Belong to the Warrior"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division
    "Trained and Ready"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division
    "Swift Agile and Lethal"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division
    "Pergite Proelium"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
    "Bow to None"
  • Special troops Battalion, 39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
    "Utrinique Paratus"
  • Special Troops Battalion, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team
    "Audentia et Fortitudo" (Courage and Strength)

Support

Transportation
  • United States Army Surface Deployment and Distribution Command
    "Serving the Armed Forces"
  • 7th Transportation Brigade
    "Resolute"
  • 107th Transportation Brigade
    "Dedication"
  • 8th Transportation Group
    "Professionals"
  • 9th Traffic Regulation Group
    "Ninth Traffic"
  • 10th Transportation Group
    "Mobility"
  • 37th Transportation Group
    "Semper Rotans"
  • 49th Transportation Center
    "We Never Stop"
  • 2nd Military Railway Service Battalion
  • 4th Transportation Battalion
    "Driving For Peace"
  • 4th Transportation Battalion (obsolete)
    "Work War Win"
  • 6th Transportation Battalion
    "The Doers"
  • 7th Transportation Battalion
    "Orient Express'
  • 10th Transportation Battalion
    "Portal to Victory"
  • 11th Transportation Battalion
    "Preparedness and Dependability"
  • 14th Transportation Battalion
    "Reliable"
  • 205th Transportation Battalion
    "Combat Mobility"
  • 24th Transportation Battalion
    "Trucking Along"
  • 25th Transportation Battalion
    "Consider it Done"
  • 27th Transportation Battalion
    "Geared to Fit"
  • 28th Transportation Battalion
    "En Temps"
  • 35th Transportation Battalion
    "The Queen's Chariots"
  • 38th Transportation Battalion
    "Esiquitas"
  • 39th Transportation Battalion
    "We'll Carry You"
  • 41st Transportation Battalion
    "Sustinere"
  • 49th Transportation Battalion
    "We Never Stop"
  • 53rd Transportation Battalion (Obsolete)
    "SIEGESRÄDER"
    (Victory Wheels)
  • 53rd Transportation Battalion
    "SIEGESRÄDER"
    (Victory Wheels)
  • 57th Transportation Battalion
    "Providing with Mobility"
  • 58th Transportation Battalion
  • 71st Transportation Battalion
    "Full Speed Ahead"
  • 106th Transportation Battalion
    "Primus Inter Pares"
  • 106th Transportation Battalion (obsolete)
    "Primus Inter Pares"
  • 180th Transportation Battalion
    "Rex Viae"
  • 181st Transportation Battalion
    "Any Time, Any Task"
  • 181st Transportation Battalion (obsolete)
    "Anytime, Anywhere"
  • 205th Transportation Battalion
  • 217th Transportation Battalion
    "Support Above All Else"
  • 228th Transportation Battalion
    "Drive to Victory"
  • 246th Transportation Battalion
    "Wolf Hounds"
  • 354th Transportation Battalion
    "Service, Honor"
  • 385th Transportation Battalion
    "We Give Our All"
  • 450th Transportation Battalion
    "Strength Through Movement"
  • 483rd Transportation Battalion
    "Imperat Aequor"
  • 718th Transportation Battalion
    "Servitium Omnia Vincit"
  • 734th Transportation Battalion
    "Prairie Steel"
  • 821st Transportation Battalion
    "The Wheels with Pride"
  • 1030th Transportation Battalion
  • 1144th Transportation Battalion
    "How Much How Far"

See also
AR-670-1 - Guide to the Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia (May 25, 2017)

References
  1. Arthur DuBois, Heraldic Branch O.Q.M.G., The Quartermaster Review – September–October 1954. Archived 2012-02-05 at the Wayback Machine Found at US Army Quartermaster Foundation website.
  2. Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia (PDF). U.S. Army. March 2014. Department of the Army Regulation 670-1.
  3. Guide to the Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia (PDF). U.S. Army. July 2015. Department of the Army Pamphlet 670-1. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-05-06.
  4. "FAQs ~ Organizational Insignia". The Institute of Heraldry, U.S. Army.
  5. Sawicki, James A. Infantry Regiments of the U.S. Army. Wyvern Publications, 1981. ISBN 0-9602404-3-8.
  6. "Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, US Army Element". Institute of Heraldry. Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. 18 July 2011. Retrieved 19 May 2013.

Further reading
  • The Institute of Heraldry, Heraldic Services Handbook, 1997
  • Heralding Devices, Soldiers Magazine, January 1985
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