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341st Military Intelligence Battalion (Linguist)
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BLAZON and DISTINCTIVE UNIT INSIGNIA SHIELD: Per bend argent (silver gray) and azure (oriental blue), a lightning bolt bendwise throughout between a stylized representation of the rosetta stone and an open book superimposed by a sword (point down) and a quill saltirwise or detailed sable. CREST: That for the regiments and separate battalions of the Washington Army National Guard: On a wreath of colors, argent (silver gray) and azure (oriental blue), a raven with wings endorsed issuing out of a ducal coronet all proper. MOTTO: VIGILANTIA ET VALOR (Vigilance and Valor) SYMBOLISM SHIELD: Oriental blue and silver gray are the colors traditionally associated with Military Intelligence. The lightning bolt denotes swiftness of action and accuracy. The Rosetta Stone indicates the unit's role as a linguistics intelligence battalion. The book and quill symbolize knowledge, and the sword represents the unit's combat role. CREST: The Unit Crest is a Raven on a crown over a wreath, which is the family crest belonging to George Washington. This crest was adopted for use by the Washington National Guard as it's official distinctive insignia.
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