161st Medical Battalion Unit Crest (Conservo Et Supero) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_31D~BRT0103 The three fleur-de-lis are indicative

The three fleur-de-lis are indicative of the unit's service in France during World War I

a symbol adapted from Native American art and representing unlimited success

The wings are symbolic of mobility and accuracy

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Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) are worn by the 38th Infantry Regiment

161st Medical Battalion Unit Crest (Conservo Et Supero) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_31D~BRT0103 The three fleur-de-lis are indicativeUnited States Army 161st Medical Battalion Unit Crest (Conservo Et Supero) Criteria: This is the unit crest (Distinctive Unit Insignia) for the 161st Medical Battalion, based at Mobile, AL. The azalea and blue scroll represent the unit's headquarters of the Mobile Bay area. Unit crests are worn on the epaulets of the Class A Uniform jacket. Note: Sold in pairs (i. e., if you order a quantity of 1 you will receive two Unit Crests).