138th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Success of Command) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_16D The unit crest was approved

The unit crest was approved in January of 1970

Dimensions: 2"x3" patch

The Arms of Connecticut as they appear were approved by the State General Assembly in 1897

Approved in 1969 for wear by the FL Army National Guard

Criteria: The USMC Lanyard has "United States Marine Corps" silk screened onto it with a split ring and a easy to use side release buckle

138th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Success of Command) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_16D The unit crest was approvedUnited States Army 138th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Success of Command) Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) were worn by the 138th Signal Battalion. Their motto is Success of Command. The star and the three kampilans represent service in the Philippines and the orange and white are the colors used by the Signal Corps. This DUI was approved in 1962. Unit crests are worn on the Army Class A Service Green and Army Service Uniform (ASU).