118th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Wherever My Country Calls) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_19~83760 The second is a platform-specific

The second is a platform-specific PQS which consists of several training tasks and other practical experience on-the-job exercises relevant to the particular aviation community the sailor is currently serving in

The colors cobalt blue and golden yellow allude to the unit's Chemical designation and the hexagonal shape denotes a benzene ring

Army Dress Belt is manufactured with high quality black elastic fastened with an open-face buckle

The three vertical stripes are taken from the flag of the City of Rochester

118th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (Wherever My Country Calls) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_19~83760 The second is a platform-specificUnited 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