- Coats of arms of U.S. Infantry Regiments
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Coats of arms of US Infantry Regiments are heraldic emblems associated with infantry regiments in the US Army. By Army regulation, all regiments of the US Army organized under a Table of Organization and Equipment are authorized a coat of arms to be displayed on the organization's standard, called the "colors." This coat of arms also forms the basis for the unit's "distinctive unit insignia", the emblem worn by all members of the unit on their service uniforms.[1]
- Coats of arms of U.S. Air Defense Artillery Regiments
- Coats of arms of U.S. Armor and Cavalry Regiments
- Coats of arms of U.S. Army units
- Coats of arms of U.S. Artillery Regiments
The coats of arms for infantry units normally incorporate the color blue, which has been the traditional color of the infantry in the U.S. Army since 1851.[2] Below are galleries of the coats of arms of US Army Infantry regiments. The official mottoes (as awarded by The Institute of Heraldry of the U.S. Army) and/or special designations (as awarded by the United States Army Center of Military History) of the units are also noted.
Active duty units that have served in war are authorized a crest. National Guard units are authorized the crest for their respective state, while Reserve units are all authorized a crest depicting a minuteman.[1]
No coat of arms are shown for either the US 37th Infantry Regiment or the US 40th Infantry Regiment-these formations only existed two times-after serving in the War of 1812 the first 37th became part of the US 6th Infantry and the first 40th became part of the US 5th Infantry. The second formation of these two regiments only existed from 1866 to 1869-when the second 37th was divided between the US 3rd and US 5th Infantry Regiments and the second 40th became part of the US 25th Infantry Regiment. The 69th and 71st New York were able to lobby for retention of their 19th century numbers, because of this 69th and 71st are doubled. but the federal units were only activated briefly.
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Infantry Regiments
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1st Infantry
"Semper Primus"
(Always First) -
2nd Infantry
"Noli Me Tangere"
(Do Not Touch Me)
"The Ram Rods" -
4th Infantry
"Noli Me Tangere"
(Don't Tread on Me)
"Warriors" -
5th Infantry
"I'll Try, Sir"
"Bobcats" -
6th Infantry
"Unity is Strength"
"Regulars" -
7th Infantry
"Votens Et Potens"
(Willing and Able)
"Cottonbalers" -
8th Infantry
"Patriae Fidelitas"
(Loyalty to Country)
"Fighting Eagles" -
9th Infantry
"Keep Up the Fire!"
"Manchu" -
10th Infantry
No COA. DUI placed above eagle on colors.[3]
"Courage and Fidelity" -
11th Infantry
"Semper Fidelis"
(Always Faithful) -
12th Infantry
"Ducti Amore Patriae"
(Having Been Led by Love of Country) -
13th Infantry
"First at Vicksburg" -
14th Infantry
"The Right of the Line"
"Golden Dragons" -
15th Infantry
"Can Do" -
16th Infantry
"Semper Paratus" (Always Prepared) -
17th Infantry
"Truth and Courage" -
18th Infantry
"In Omnia Paratus" (Prepared for All Things)
"Vanguards" -
19th Infantry
"The Rock of Chickamauga" -
20th Infantry
"Tant Que Je Puis" (As Much As I Can)
"Sykes' Regulars" -
21st Infantry
"Duty"
"Gimlet" -
22nd Infantry
"Deeds not Words" -
23rd Infantry
"We Serve"
"Tomahawks!" -
24th Infantry
"Semper Paratus" (Always Prepared)
"Deuce Four" -
25th Infantry
"Onward" -
26th Infantry
"Palmam Qui Meruit Ferat" (Let Him Bear The Palm Who Has Won It) -
27th Infantry
"Nec Aspera Terrent" (Frightened By No Difficulties)
"Wolfhounds" -
28th Infantry
"Vincit Amor Patriae" (Love of Country Conquers)
"Lions of Cantigny" -
29th Infantry
"We Lead the Way"
"Pioneers" -
30th Infantry
"Our Country Not Ourselves" -
31st Infantry
"Pro Patria" (For the Country)
"Polar Bears" -
33rd Infantry
Ridentes Venimus (Smiling We Come) -
34th Infantry
"Toujours En Avant" (Always Forward)
"Leyte Dragons" -
35th Infantry
"Take Arms"
"Cacti" -
38th Infantry
"The Rock of the Marne" -
39th Infantry
"D'une Vaillance Admirable" (With a Military Courage Worthy of Admiration)
"AAA-O" (Anything, Anytime, Anywhere, Bar Nothing) -
41st Infantry
"Straight and Stalwart" -
45th Infantry
Strong to endure -
46th Infantry
"Victory’s Point" -
47th Infantry
Ex Virtute Honos" (Honor comes from virtue) -
48th Infantry
Dragoons -
50th Infantry
Play the game -
52nd Infantry
"Fortis et Certus" (Brave and True) -
54th Infantry
"I will cast my shoe over it" -
57th Infantry
"Anywhere Anytime" -
60th Infantry
"To the Utmost Extent of Our Power" -
61st Infantry
"The Best Lead the Rest" -
65th Infantry
"Honor and Fidelity" -
COA not issued
66th Infantry
none -
COA not issued
70th Infantry
none -
71st Infantry
Prepared to guard -
75th Infantry
(now 75th Ranger)
"Sua Sponte" (Of Their Own Accord) -
87th Infantry
"Vires Montesque Vincimus" (We Overcome Might and Mountains)
101 to 200
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104th Infantry
"Fortitude et Courage" (Fortitude and Courage) -
112th Infantry
"Strive, Obey, Endure" -
115th Infantry
"Rally Round the Flag" -
120th Infantry
"Virtus Incendit Vires" (Virtues Kindles Strength) -
126th Infantry
(now 126th Cavalry)
"Courage Sans Peur" (Courage Without Fear) -
155th Infantry
"Stand Fast"
"Mississippi Rifles" -
162nd Infantry Regiment
First to assemble -
164th Infantry
(now 164th Regiment)
"Je Suis Pret" (I Am Ready) -
165th Infantry
(now 69th Infantry)
"Gentle When Stroked, Fierce When Provoked" -
COA not online
168th Infantry
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182nd Infantry
(now 182nd Cavalry)
"Avitos Juvamus Honores" (We Uphold Our Ancient Honors) -
184th Infantry
"Let's Go!" -
186th Infantry
"Custodes Portae Occidents" (Guardians of the Western Gates) -
201st Infantry
(now 201st Field Artillery)
"Yes Sir"
301 to 400
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314th Infantry
(now 314th Regiment)
"Fortitude and Courage" -
317th Infantry
Armis et animis (By Arms and By Courage) -
325th Infantry
"Let's Go" -
327th Infantry
(formerly 516th Airborne Infantry (less crest))
"Honor and Country"
"Bastogne Bulldogs" -
329th Infantry
Nous gardons (We Guard) -
355th Infantry
Fidem praestabimus (We Will Keep the Faith) -
366th Infantry
"Labor Conquers All Things"
401 to 500
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414th Infantry
"Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum" (If You Wish Peace, Prepare For War) -
442nd Infantry
"Go For Broke"
501 to 600
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501st Infantry
"Geronimo" -
502nd Infantry
"Strike" -
503rd Infantry
"The Rock"
"Rock Regiment" -
504th Infantry
"Strike Hold"
"Devils in Baggy Pants" -
505th Infantry
"H-Minus"
"Panthers" -
506th Infantry
"Currahee" -
507th Infantry
"Down to Earth" -
508th Infantry
"Fury From the Sky" -
509th Infantry
"All The Way" -
511th Infantry
"Strength From Above"
Sources & references
See also
- Brigade insignia of the United States Army
- Coats of arms of U.S. Armor and Cavalry Regiments
- Coats of arms of U.S. Army units
- Coats of arms of U.S. Artillery Regiments
- Corps insignia of the United States Army
- Distinctive unit insignia (U.S. Army)
- Division insignia of the United States Army
- commons:Field Army insignia of the United States Army
- US military beret flash
- Miscellaneous shoulder sleeve insignia of the United States Army
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