112th Cavalry Regiment Unit Crest (Rarin' to Go) - Sold in Pairs migrate-ezr Approved for wear in 1954

Approved for wear in 1954 and headquartered at Fort Bliss

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112th Cavalry Regiment Unit Crest (Rarin' to Go) - Sold in Pairs migrate-ezr Approved for wear in 1954United States Army 112th Cavalry Regiment Unit Crest (Rarin' to Go) Criteria: This product is the unit crest of the 112th Cavalry Regiment and is worn on the Army Dress Blue (ASU) Uniform. The unit's motto, "Rarin' To Go," is displayed across the bottom of the design. The main image is a rearing black horse on a gold background, both symbolic of the unit's cavalry designation. The star and wreath at the top are the crest of the Texas Army National