156th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Audiatur Verbum) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11085DBRUnited States Army 156th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Audiatur Verbum) Criteria: These unit crests were worn by the 156th Signal Battalion. Auditaur Verbum was their motto. A unit of the MI Army National Guard, this crest is no longer worn by this unit. Distinctive unit insignai (DUI) is worn on the Army Class A Uniform (GREENS) and Army Service Uniform (ASU). Note: Sold in pairs (i. e., if you order a quantity of 1 you will receive two Unit Crests).
Louisiana and the brown channel is symbolic of the Mississippi River
Criteria: This is the unit crest or distinctive unit insignia for the Womack Medical Center (Fort Bragg)
numerous fleet requests occurred to recognize the work of the enlisted aircrew members flying in combat
oceanography
research and care hospital is located at Fort Gordon
The lamb is adapted from the seal of Puerto Rico and alludes to the unit's service there during the Spanish-American War
This DUI was originally approved for the 355th Infantry Regiment in 1927
Criteria: These unit crests have been worn by the 149th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
Navy Superior Public Service Award Miniature Medal
The IT rating evolved from a combination of two previous Navy ratings - Radioman (RM) and Data Processing Technician (DP)
United States Navy Gold on Black Sleeve Device - Medical Service
Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) are worn by the 339th Regiment