100th Regiment Unit Crest (No Motto) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11272DBR Originally approved in 1951 for

Originally approved in 1951 for the 31st FA Bn and the motto amended in 1953

These unit crests are worn on the shoulder loops of the Army Class A Uniform

Subsequent awards are denoted by silver and gold stars worn on the ribbon

They're assigned to the Virginia Army National Guard

100th Regiment Unit Crest (No Motto) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11272DBR Originally approved in 1951 forUnited States Army 100th Regiment Unit Crest Unit crests are also known as Distinctive Unit Insignia. This crest measures 1 5 32 inches in height. The gold horseshoe represents an honor received by the men assembled by Governor Alexander Spotswood, and responsible for the exploration of West Virginia in 1716. The red background represents Artillery. Note: Sold in pairs (i. e., if you order a quantity of 1 you will receive two Unit Crests).