296th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Alerta Esta) SBBA~Double~11086DBR The grey portion of the

The grey portion of the shield symbolizes the erupting Old Faithful geyser in Wyoming

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The green is adapted from the predominating color for the Regiment's coat of arms

United States Army 891st Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Building for Readiness)

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296th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Alerta Esta) SBBA~Double~11086DBR The grey portion of theUS Army 296th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Alerta Esta or Alert It Is) The 296th Infantry Regiment, part of the Puerto Rico Army National Guard, originally consisted of Puerto Rican soldiers and officers. Today, only its 1st Battalion is active, serving under the 92nd Maneuver Enhancement Brigade. The regiment has a history of being the first Puerto Rico National Guard unit to engage in combat, with roots dating back to May 17, 1762, as part of