212th Fires Brigade Unit Crest (Courage and Command) - Sold in Pairs Mother's Day Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia

Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) are worn by the 16th Cavalry Regiment

Olive Drab Green frame and band

Alexander Hamilton was a former commander of one of this unit's elements and the design of the crest is simply the Hamilton family crest

"Gloriamur Solvere

the Good Conduct award is one of the oldest awards of the Coast Guard

212th Fires Brigade Unit Crest (Courage and Command) - Sold in Pairs Mother's Day Criteria: These distinctive unit insigniaUnited States Army 212th Fires Brigade Unit Crest (Courage and Command) Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) are worn by the 212th Fires Brigade. Their motto is Courage and Command. The gold sunflower is used to represent where the base was first activated, Fort Riley, Kansas. This DUI was originally approved for the 212th Artillery Group it was later redesignated for the 212th Fires Brigade in 2011. Unit crests are worn on the Army Class A