321st Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Semper Tentare) - Sold in Pairs Centered Criteria: This is the unit

Criteria: This is the unit crest (Distinctive Unit Insignia) for the 177th Regiment

The cornucopias are symbolic of abundant supplies and refer specifically to the unit's participation in the Berlin Airlift

Criteria: These unit crests are worn by the 138th Personnel Services Battalion

Their nickname is "Patton's Own" due to General George Patton commanding during WWII

The two I-Beams in the design are symbolic of the unit's mission to provide organization structure

321st Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Semper Tentare) - Sold in Pairs Centered Criteria: This is the unitUnited States Army 321st Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Semper Tentare) Criteria: This product is the unit crest for the 321st Engineer Battalion. The unit's motto, "Semper Tentare," is emblazoned across the bottom scroll and translates as, "Always Testing." The colors red and white allude to the unit's Engineer designation. The setting sun refers to the unit's allocation to the western most states. This item is designed for wear on the Army Dress