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Originally approved in 1933 for the State Staff Corps and State Detachment and redesignated in 2003
United States Army 13th Combat Support Hospital Unit Crest (Scite Citissime Certe)
The five fleur-de-lis also reflect this unit's numerical assignation
• Fabric is breathable
118th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Wherever My Country Calls) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_19~83830 Originally approved in 1933 forUnited States Army 118th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Wherever My Country Calls) Criteria: This product is the unit crest of the 118th Infantry Regiment and is made for wear on the Army Dress Blue (ASU) Uniform. This unit is a component of the South Carolina Army National Guard. The unit's motto, "Wherever My Country Calls," is emblazoned across the bottom. The castle wall is symbolic of the unit's service during the Mexican War. The Palmetto tree
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