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Distinctive unit insignia

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

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.

History Edit

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

Pre-World War I Insignia Edit

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 Edit

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 they are approved, these coats of arms will form 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 Edit

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 Edit

The Institute of Heraldry's manufacturing instructions for the 337th Infantry Regiment's DUI

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 Edit

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 Edit

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 Edit

Adjutant General Edit

Alphabetical units Edit

Air Defense Artillery Edit

Army Edit

Armor Edit

Aviation Edit

Cavalry Edit

Chemical Edit

Civil Affairs Edit

Corps Edit

Divisions Edit

Engineer Edit

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Badge or device worn by soldiers in the United States Army A soldier inventories all the DUIs at the Charles C Carson Center for Mortuary Affairs 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 Contents 1 History 1 1 Pre World War I Insignia 1 2 Distinctive unit insignia 1 3 Present 2 Design 3 Authorization 4 Wear 5 Examples 5 1 Adjutant General 5 2 Alphabetical units 5 3 Air Defense Artillery 5 4 Army 5 5 Armor 5 6 Aviation 5 7 Cavalry 5 8 Chemical 5 9 Civil Affairs 5 10 Corps 5 11 Divisions 5 12 Engineer 5 13 Field Artillery 5 14 Finance 5 15 Infantry 5 16 Information Operations 5 17 Maneuver enhancement 5 18 Medical and veterinary 5 19 Military Intelligence 5 20 Military Police 5 21 Multi Domain Task Forces 5 22 National Guard State Joint Headquarters Army Elements 5 23 Ordnance 5 24 Psychological Operations 5 25 Quartermaster 5 26 Regional support groups 5 27 Security Force Assistance 5 28 Signal 5 29 Space and Missile Defense 5 30 Special Forces 5 31 Special troops battalions 5 32 Support 5 33 Transportation 6 See also 7 References 8 Further reading 9 External links History Edit Memorandum authorizing the distinctive unit insignia for the 337th Infantry Regiment Pre World War I Insignia Edit 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 Edit 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 they are approved these coats of arms will form 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 Edit 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 Edit The Institute of Heraldry s manufacturing instructions for the 337th Infantry Regiment s DUI 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 91 1 93 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 Edit 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 91 2 93 Wear Edit 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 91 3 93 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 91 3 93 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 91 4 93 Examples Edit Adjutant General Edit 21st Replacement Battalion Strength and Service 43rd Adjutant General Battalion Soldiers for Freedom 120th Adjutant General Battalion Reception 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 381st Replacement Battalion Excellence Above All 510th Personnel Services Battalion Victory Through Service 556th Personnel Services Battalion Service Always First Alphabetical units Edit Army personnel assigned to joint commands not authorized their own DUIs Asymmetric Warfare Group Think Adapt Anticipate Fort Dix The Ultimate Weapon Fort Jackson Victory Starts Here Fort McCoy Fort Moore and The Maneuver Center of Excellence Fort Polk amp the Joint Readiness Training Center North American Aerospace Defense Command Army element United States Africa Command Army element United States Army Alaska Historical United States Army Chaplain Center amp School The Fear of the Lord Is the Beginning of Wisdom United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command By Sword Deed and Word United States Army Combined Arms Support Command Support Starts Here United States Army Combat Capabilities Development Command United States Army Cyber Command Secundum Ad Neminem Second to None United States Army Forces Command Freedom s Guardian United States Army Futures Command Forge the future United States Army Human Resources Command Soldiers First United States Army Industrial Operations Command Forging a Strong Defense United States Army Installation Management Command Sustain Support Defend United States Army Judge Advocate General s Legal Center and School Reverentia Legum United States Army John F Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School Veritas et Libertas Truth and Freedom United States Army Legal Services Agency Legibus Armisque Devoti United States Army Materiel Command Arsenal For The Brave United States Army Marksmanship Unit United States Army Military District of Washington Haec Protegimus This We Guard United States Army Parachute Team Golden Knights United States Army Postal Group Europe First Class All the Way United States Army Recruiting Command United States Army Reserve Careers Group Enihilum Parum Never Enough United States Army Reserve Command Twice the Citizen Army Reserve Forces Schools DUI shared by all United States Army Reserve Legal Command Victoria Per Justitiam United States Army Reserve Personnel Command United States Army Reserve Readiness Training Academy Readiness Through Training United States Army Sergeants Major Academy Ultima Farthest United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command Securing the High Ground United States Army Security Agency Semper Vigiles United States Army Special Operations Command Sine Pari Without Equal United States Army Special Operations Support Command Assured Support Department of the Army Staff Support United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Freedom s Fortress United States Central Command Army element United States Cyber Command Army element United States Defense Language Institute Army element United States Indo Pacific Command Army element United States Joint Forces Command Army element United States Military AcademyFaculty amp Staff United States National Guard Bureau Army element United States Northern Command Army element United States Southern Command Army element United States Space Command Army element Lutum Ad Spatium United States Special Operations Command Africa Army element United States Special Operations Command Army element United States Special Operations Command Central Army element United States Special Operations Command Europe Army element Semper Preparate Always Prepared United States Special Operations Command Joint Forces Army element United States Special Operations Command North Army element United States Special Operations Command Pacific Army element Guardians Of The Pacific United States Transportation Command Army element United States Forces Korea Army element Supporting Defense Multi National Force Iraq White House Communications Agency Army Element Voice of the President Air Defense Artillery Edit U S Army Air Defense Center and Air Defense Artillery School Militant 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command Prima First 32nd Army Air and Missile Defense Command Swift and Sure 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command First Line of Defense 11th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Train to Fight 31st Air Defense Artillery Brigade Ready and Vigilant 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Ready in Defense 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade By Valor and Power 69th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Guarding the Skies 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Deeds above Words 164th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Blazing Skies 174th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Quisquam Usquam Anytime Anywhere 263rd Air Defense Artillery Brigade Duty Honor Excellence 678th Air Defense Artillery Brigade For Freedom We Defend 1st Air Defense Artillery Regiment Primus Inter Pares First Among Equals 2nd Air Defense Artillery Regiment Fidus Ultra Finem Faithful Beyond The End 3rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment Non Cedo Ferio I Yield Not I Strike 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Audacia By Daring Deeds 5th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Volens Et Potens Willing and Able 6th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Certo Dirigo Ictu I Aim With a Sure Blow 7th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Nullius Pavet Occursum He Fears No Encounter 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment Sustinemus Support 44th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Per Ardua Through Difficulties 51st Coast Artillery Regiment 51st Air Defense Artillery Regiment Fire For Effect 52nd Air Defense Artillery Regiment Semper Paratus Always Ready 55th Air Defense Artillery Regiment VIGILANTIA Vigilance 56th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Night Hides Not 57th Air Defense Artillery Group Veto 59th Air Defense Artillery Group Defendimus We Defend 60th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Coelis Imperamus We Rule The Heavens 61st Air Defense Artillery Regiment Non Est Ad Astra Mollis E Terris Via The Way To the Stars Is Not Easy 62nd Air Defense Artillery Regiment 67th Air Defense Artillery Group Memor Et Fidelis Mindful and Faithful 71st Air Defense Artillery Regiment Undique Venimus We come from all parts 197th Air Defense Artillery Regiment A Bas L avion Down with the Plane 204th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Dum Vigilo Paro While I Watch I Prepare 207th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Pro Patria et Gloria For Country and Glory 211th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Monstrat Viam It Points the Way 214th Air Defense Artillery Regiment We Hear and Strike 251st Air Defense Artillery Regiment We Aim to Hit 263rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment Unsurrendered 369th Air Defense Artillery Regiment Don t Tread On Me 517th Air Defense Artillery Regiment We Sweep the Sky 562nd Air Defense Artillery Regiment Tuebor I Will Protect 4th Air Defense Artillery Battalion 39th Air Defense Artillery Battalion Hit Hard and Sure 94th Air Defense Artillery Battalion The Thunderbolt Defenders 441st Air Defense Artillery Battalion Four For One 703rd Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion To the Last Man Army Edit United States Army Alaska America s Arctic Warriors United States Army Japan Omnia Fieri Potest Anything Can Happen First United States Army First In Deed Second United States Army Tout Prepare All Prepared Third United States Army United States Army Central Tertia Semper Prima Third Always First Fourth United States Army Leadership And Integrity Fifth United States Army United States Army North Strength of the Nation Sixth United States Army United States Army South Born of War United States Army South Defense and Fraternity Seventh United States Army United States Army Europe Pyramid of Power United States Army Pacific One Team Eighth United States Army Pacific Victors Eighth Army Wightman Noncommissioned Officer Academy By Example Ninth United States Army United States Army Africa Bringing the Army Team to Africa Armor Edit United States Army Armor School Forge the Thunderbolt 4th Armored Division Combat Command A 4th Armored Division Combat Command B 4th Armored Division Combat Command C 4th Armored Group 5th Armored Brigade Dagger Brigade 30th Armored Brigade Combat Team Old Hickory 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team Dixie Thunder 177th Armored Brigade Spearhead to Victory 194th Armored Brigade Thunderbolts of Battle 20th Armored Regiment To the Last Man 32nd Armor Regiment Victory or Death 33rd Armor Regiment Men of war 34th Armor Regiment Fear God Dreadnaught 35th Armor Regiment Vincere Vel Mori To Conquer or Die 37th Armor Regiment Courage Conquers 40th Armored Regiment By Force and Valor 63rd Armor Regiment Seek Strike Destroy 64th Armor Regiment We pierce 66th Armor Regiment Semper in Hostes Always into the enemy 67th Armor Regiment 68th Armor Regiment Ventre a Terre With Great Speed 69th Armor Regiment Vitesse et Puissance Speed amp Power 70th Armor Regiment Strike Swiftly 73rd Armor Honor Fidelity Courage 77th Armor Regiment Insiste Firmiter Persevere Resolutely 81st Armor Regiment Supero Omnia To Surpass All 82nd Armor Regiment Temeritas 103rd Armor Regiment Expedite 126th Armored Regiment Courage Sans Peur Courage Without Fear 145th Armored Regiment Excel 149th Armor Regiment Men and Steel 185th Armor Regiment Fulmen Jacio I Hurl The Thunderbolt 194th Armor Regiment The Arm Of Decision 252nd Armor Regiment Ready Poised Decisive 303rd Armored Regiment Always in the Lead 309th Tank Regiment Ubique Impavidi In All Things Undaunted 126th Tank Battalion Monstrat Viam It Points the Way 141st Heavy Tank Battalion Vivions Vi Velocique 321st Tank Battalion Ubique Impavidi In All Things Undaunted 322nd Heavy Tank Battalion 741st Tank Battalion Strenue et Audactor Strenuously and Bravely 743rd Tank Battalion We Keep the Faith 745th Tank Battalion Our Tracks Lead To Victory 747th Tank Battalion 761st Tank Battalion Come Out Fighting Aviation Edit United States Army Air Traffic Services Command Freedom s Voice United States Army Special Operations Aviation Command Volare Optimos To Fly the Best 1st Aviation Brigade Above the Best 12th Combat Aviation Brigade Ad Excelsum Conamur We Rise to Great Heights 16th Combat Aviation Brigade Born In Battle 17th Combat Aviation Brigade Freedom s Eagles 18th Combat Aviation Brigade Black Barons 63rd Theater Aviation Brigade Unbridled Thunder 77th Combat Aviation Brigade Force From Above 110th Combat Aviation Brigade Will do 159th Combat Aviation Brigade Press On 166th Aviation Brigade Wings in the West 185th Combat Aviation Brigade Above Valor and Courage 244th Aviation Brigade Wings of The Hawk 15th Aviation Group Flying Mustangs 1st Aviation Regiment Super Primum Above the first 2nd Aviation Regiment Excelsus Lofty 3rd Aviation Regiment Ex Alis Pugnamus We Fight on Wings 4th Aviation Regiment Vigilantia Aeterna Eternal Vigilance 10th Aviation Regiment Soldiers Of The Sky 11th Aviation Regiment Exempla Proponere Be An Example 13th Aviation Regiment Swift and Deadly 14th Aviation Regiment Versatility 25th Aviation Regiment Lele Makou No Na Puali We Fly For The Troops 52nd Aviation Regiment 82nd Aviation Regiment Ground Air Mobility 101st Aviation Regiment Wings of the Eagle 104th Aviation Regiment Winged Support 106th Aviation Regiment Commitment to Excellence 108th Aviation Regiment We Defend from Above 111th Aviation Regiment Air Warrior Air Attack 112th Aviation Regiment Arrows In Flight 114th Aviation Regiment Eagles of Liberty 123rd Aviation Regiment 126th Aviation Regiment Faith Flight Fidelity 130th Aviation Regiment The Eyes of Command 131st Aviation Regiment Where Eagles Dare 135th Aviation Regiment Poised to Strike 137th Aviation Regiment Maintaining Freedom 140th Aviation Regiment Cura Et Perfectio Accuracy and Perfection 142nd Aviation Regiment Over the Rainbow 147th Aviation Regiment Lyncei Agminis 149th Aviation Regiment Beyond and Above 150th Aviation Regiment Our Guard is Up 151st Aviation Regiment Ready to Strike 158th Aviation Regiment Challenge 159th Aviation Regiment Press On 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment Night Stalkers 168th Aviation Regiment Ready When Needed 169th Aviation Regiment Gravissima Levans Rising The Highest 171st Aviation Regiment Support from Above 183rd Aviation Regiment Aves Praedae Birds of Prey 185th Aviation Regiment Fighting for the Force 189th Aviation Regiment Sounds of Freedom 193rd Aviation Regiment Ku Wela Ka Hao 207th Aviation Regiment Flying to the Future 211th Aviation Regiment Wings of the Rockies 212th Aviation Regiment Wings of Freedom 214th Aviation Regiment Up Tight 222nd Aviation Regiment 223rd Aviation Regiment 224th Aviation Regiment Free Dominion 227th Aviation Regiment Pouvoir Power 228th Aviation Regiment Winged Warriors 229th Aviation Regiment Winged Assault 238th Aviation Regiment Eye of the Cyclone 285th Aviation Regiment Desert Hawks 501st Aviation Regiment The Warding Eye 641st Aviation Regiment Enduring Vigilance 16th Aviation Battalion Parati Respondere Ready to Respond 18th Aviation Battalion Swift Mobility 24th Aviation Battalion Ever Watchful 54th Transportation Battalion 503rd Aviation Battalion Vision Support and Succor 504th Aviation Battalion By Our Deeds Alone 59th Air Traffic Control Battalion Voice of Control 2nd Aviation Company Light Transportation Orville the Otter 26th Transportation Company Cavalry Edit 1st Cavalry Division The First Team 4th Cavalry Brigade Train for Combat 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team Move Strike Destroy 316th Cavalry Brigade Perditor Oris Destroyer 1st Cavalry Regiment Animo et Fide Courageous and Faithful 2nd Cavalry Regiment Toujours Pret Always Ready 3rd Cavalry Regiment Brave Rifles 4th Cavalry Regiment Paratus et Fidelis Prepared and Loyal 5th Cavalry Regiment Loyalty Courage 6th Cavalry Regiment Ducit Amor Patriae Led By Love of Country 7th Cavalry Regiment Garry Owen 8th Cavalry Regiment Honor and Courage 9th Cavalry Regiment We Can We Will 10th Cavalry Regiment Buffalo Soldiers 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Black Horse Regiment 12th Cavalry Regiment Semper Paratus Always Ready 13th Cavalry Regiment It Shall Be Done 14th Cavalry Regiment Suivez Moi Follow Me 15th Cavalry Regiment Tous Pour Un Un Pour Tous All for one one for all 16th Cavalry Regiment Strike Hard 17th Cavalry Regiment Forward 18th Cavalry Regiment Velox Et Mortifer Swift and Deadly 26th Cavalry Regiment Our strength is in loyalty 27th Cavalry Regiment Vamos We Will Go 28th Cavalry Mas More 31st Cavalry Celer et Non Visi Swift and Unseen 32nd Cavalry Victory or Death 33rd Cavalry Men of War 38th Cavalry Regiment Always In Front 40th Cavalry Regiment By Force and Valor 61st Cavalry Forging Destiny 71st Cavalry Regiment Gallantly Forward 73rd Cavalry Regiment Honor Fidelity Courage 75th Cavalry Regiment One Round 82nd Cavalry Regiment Temeritas 89th Cavalry Regiment Ready Now 91st Cavalry Regiment Alert 94th Cavalry Regiment Viking Vanguard 98th Cavalry Regiment Meridianus Adamantinus Southern Steel 101st Cavalry Regiment To the Utmost 102nd Cavalry Regiment Fide Et Fortitudine By Faith and Fortitude 103rd Armored Cavalry Regiment To the Last Man 104th Cavalry Regiment Over Under or Through 105th Cavalry Regiment Out In Front 106th Cavalry Regiment Uteumque Ubique Anywhere at Any Time 107th Cavalry Regiment Facere non Dicere Deeds not words 108th Cavalry Regiment Come What Will 110th Cavalry Regiment Yankee Eyes 112th Cavalry Regiment Rarin to Go 116th Cavalry Regiment Sine Mora 118th Cavalry Regiment Rough Riders 121st Cavalry Regiment Vigilantia Et Vis Monitoring and Force 124th Cavalry Regiment Golpeo Rapidamente 126th Cavalry Regiment Courage Sans Peur Courage Without Fear 131st Cavalry Regiment Taught to Lead 134th Cavalry Regiment Lah We Lah His The Strong The Brave 150th Cavalry Regiment We Can Take It 151st Cavalry Regiment Lead the Way 152nd Cavalry Regiment Fit to Fight 153rd Cavalry Regiment Scouts Out 167th Cavalry Regiment Ti Rah I Kuts 172nd Cavalry Regiment Put the Vermonters Ahead 180th Cavalry Regiment TANAP NANAIYA KIA ALHTAIYAHA Ready in War Or Peace 183rd Cavalry Regiment Death to Tyrants 221st Cavalry Regiment Never Broken 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment I Volunteer Sir 297th Cavalry Regiment Thunderwolves 299th Cavalry Regiment E Maka ala Kakou Let s Be Alert 301st Cavalry Regiment Fort Et Loyal Strong and Loyal 302nd Cavalry Regiment Celer Eundo Concurso Ferox Swift in March Bold in Attack 303rd Cavalry Regiment ARNG Always in the Lead 303rd Cavalry Regiment USAR Toujours Pret et Audacieux Always Ready and Fearless 304th Cavalry Regiment El Leon Salta The Lion Springs 305th Cavalry Regiment Spectemur Agendo Let Us Be Judged By Our Actions 306th Cavalry Regiment Forward 307th Cavalry Regiment Perseverandum Persevering 308th Cavalry Regiment Nunquam non paratus Never unprepared 309th Cavalry Regiment Anima Fortuna Sequitur Fortune Follows Courage 310th Cavalry Regiment Fidelis Faithful 311th Cavalry Regiment Siempre Adelante Always Forward 312th Cavalry Regiment Omnia Virtute All by Valor 313th Cavalry Regiment We Also Serve 314th Cavalry Regiment Unity and Speed 315th Cavalry Regiment See Only Victory 316th Cavalry Regiment Pata Concita Fulmnt Nati The Fatherland having been aroused its sons thunder forth 317th Cavalry Regiment Audax Et Vigilans Daring and Vigilant 319th Cavalry Regiment Lead me Forward 320th Cavalry Regiment Semper Paratus Always Ready 321st Cavalry Regiment Tiens ta Foi Hold thy Faith 322nd Cavalry Regiment Audacter et Strenue Strongly and Boldly 323rd Cavalry Regiment Primero First 324th Cavalry Regiment Mah be ah We Defy 211th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Monstrat Viam It Points the Way 82nd Armored Reconnaissance Battalion Audacia cum Prudentia Boldly with Prudence Chemical Edit United States Army Chemical Materials Activity Commune Bonum The Common Good 404th Chemical Brigade Dragons in Support 2nd Chemical Battalion Flammis Vincimus With Fire We Conquer 22nd Chemical Battalion 23rd Chemical Battalion Two Joined as One 44th Chemical Battalion Pride Integrity Courage 83rd Chemical Battalion Confront Any Mission 84th Chemical Battalion Cave Fumo 92nd Chemical Battalion Hide Behind Me 110th Chemical Battalion Utmost 145th Chemical Battalion We Can Adapt 151st Chemical Battalion Get There First 155th Chemical Battalion The Fog of War Civil Affairs Edit 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 Edit I Corps America s Corps III Corps Phantom V Corps It will be done VII Corps Jayhawk IX Corps Pride of the Pacific XVIII Airborne Corps Sky Dragons XXIV Corps Honed in Combat I Field Force First For Freedom II Field Force Divisions Edit 1st Infantry Division No Mission Too Difficult No Sacrifice Too Great Duty First 1st Cavalry Division The First Team 1st Armored Division Iron Soldiers 2nd Infantry Division Second to None 2nd Armored Division Hell on Wheels 3rd Infantry Division Rock of the Marne 3rd Armored Division Spearhead 4th Infantry Division Steadfast and Loyal 4th Armored Division Name Enough 5th Infantry Division Red Devils 5th Armored Division Victory 6th Infantry Division Sight Seein Sixth 7th Infantry Division Bayonet Division 8th Infantry Division Pathfinders 9th Infantry Division Old Reliables 10th Mountain Division Climb to Glory 11th Airborne Division Arctic Angels 11th Armored Division Thunderbolt 12th Armored Division Speed is the Password 23rd Infantry Division Americal 24th Infantry Division Victory Division 25th Infantry Division Tropic Lightning 28th Infantry Division Keystone 29th Infantry Division Twenty nine let s go 33rd Infantry Division Illinois Division 34th Infantry Division Attack Attack Attack 35th Infantry Division Santa Fe Division 36th Infantry Division Arrowhead 38th Infantry Division Cyclone 40th Infantry Division Sunshine Division 42nd Infantry Division Never Forget 45th Infantry Division Semper Anticus Always Forward 1920 1946 45th Infantry Division Semper Anticus Always Forward 47th Infantry Division Furor Vikingorum 49th Armored Division LoneStar 50th Armored Division Jersey Blues 63rd Infantry Division Blood and Fire 70th Infantry Division Trailblazers 76th Infantry Division Onaway Division 78th Infantry Division Lightning 80th Infantry Division Only Moves Forward 81st Infantry Division Train Maintain Sustain 82nd Airborne Division Obsolete In Air On Land 82nd Airborne Division Current Airborne 84th Division The Railsplitters 85th Infantry Division Custer 86th Infantry Division Blackhawk Division 87th Infantry Division Golden Acorn 88th Infantry Division Fighting Blue Devils 89th Infantry Division Rolling W 90th Infantry Division Tough Ombres 91st Infantry Division Wild West Division 92nd Infantry Division Firme et Fideli Strong and Faithful Buffalo Soldiers 94th Infantry Division 95th Infantry Division Iron Men of Metz 98th Infantry Division Iroquois 99th Infantry Division Checkmate 100th Infantry Division Century 101st Airborne Division Rendezvous With Destiny 102nd Infantry Division Ozark 103rd Infantry Division Cactus Division 104th Infantry Division Timberwolf Division 124th Army Reserve Command Meet the Challenge Engineer Edit 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 a, 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