130th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Skill and Strength) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Pair~11093DBR~11093DBR|2 Army Branch Insignia letters are

Army Branch Insignia letters are worn in tandem with branch insignia badges

Approved for wear in 1941

The exotic arrowheads are indicative of overseas service

The term "significant activity" is determined by theater commanders and is usually deemed to be participation in a U

Meals are fully cooked and do not require additional water

130th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Skill and Strength) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Pair~11093DBR~11093DBR|2 Army Branch Insignia letters areUnited States Army 130th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Skill and Strength) Criteria: This is the unit crest, or distinctive unit insignia, of the 130th Engineer Battalion. The unit's motto, "Skill and Strength," is written in red letters across the bottom inside a silver scroll. The red and white colors represent engineer. The silver fighting gamecock alludes to the combat ability of the battalion. Unit crests are worn on the Army Class A Service