Coats of arms of U.S. Armor Regiments

Coats of arms of U.S. Armor Regiments

Coats of arms of US Armor Regiments are heraldic emblems associated with armor 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 (DUI), the emblem worn by all members of the unit on their service uniforms.[1]

Below are galleries of the coats of arms of US Army armor 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.

Contents

Armor Regiments

  • 1st Armor
    (now 1st Cavalry)
    "Animo et Fide" (Courageous and Faithful)
    "1st Regiment of Dragoons"
  • 13th Armor
    (now 13th Cavalry)
    "It Shall Be Done"
  • 15th Armor
    (now 15th Cavalry)
    "Tours Pour Un, Un Pour Tours" (All for one, one for all)
  • 16th Armor
    (now 16th Cavalry)
    "Strike Hard"
  • 32nd Armor
    Victory or death
    now 32nd Cavalry
  • 33rd Armor
    Man of war
    now 33rd Cavalry
  • 34th Armor

  • 35th Armor
    Vincere Vel Mori (To Conquer Or Die)
  • 37th Armor
    "Courage Conquers"
  • 40th Armor
    By force and valor
    (now 40th Cavalry)
  • 53rd Armor
    Strength in steel
  • 63rd Armor
    "Seek, Strike, Destroy"
  • 64th Armor
    "We Pierce"
  • 66th Armor
    "Semper in Hostes"
  • 67th Armor
    (formerly 67th Infantry)
  • 68th Armor
    "Ventre a Terre" (With Great Speed)
  • 69th Armor
    "Vitesse et Puissance" (Speed and Power)
  • 72nd Armor
    Crusaders
  • 73rd Armor
    (now 73rd Cavalry)
    "Honor, Fidelity, Courage"
    "Airborne Thunder"
  • 77th Armor
    "Insiste Firmiter" (Stand to it Stoutly)"
    "Steel Tigers"
  • 81st Armor
  • 82nd Armor
    (now 82d Cavalry)
    "Temeritas" (Temerity)
  • 94th Armored
    (formerly 215th Coast Artillery)
    Viking Vanguard

101 to 200

  • 102nd Armor
    FIDE ET FORTITUDINE (By Fidelity and Fortitude)
  • 103rd Armor
  • 106th Armor
    (now 106th Cavalry)
    "Utcumque Ubique" (Anywhere at Any Time)
  • 108th Armor
    Strike Swiftly
  • 109th Armor

    Unleashed Lightning
  • 110th Armor

    Above Equal
  • 112th Armor
    (formerly 112th Cavalry)
    "Rarin' to Go"
  • 113th Armor
    (now 113th Cavalry)
    "We Maintain"
  • 115th Armor
    Decision
  • 123rd Armor
    ESTO PERPETUA (May It Live Forever)
  • 124th Armor
    Tidal tiumkph
  • COA not issued (DUI only)
    125th Armor
    none
  • 127th Armor
    Probe Pierce pursue
  • 131st Armor
    (now 131st Cavalry)
    "Taught to Lead"
  • 137th Armor
    Mow em down
  • 138th Armor
    Seek and destroy
  • 145th Armor
    (formerly 145th Infantry)
    "Excel"
  • 147th Armor
    (now 147th Regiment)
    "Cargoneek Guyoxim" (Always Ready)
  • 149th Armor
    Men and steel
  • 150th Armor
    We can take it
  • 156th Armor
    First to fight
  • 172nd Armor
    (now 172nd Cavalry)
    "Put the Vermonters Ahead"
  • 174th Armor
    Strong in spirit
  • 185th Armor
    Fulman Jacio (I Hurl The Thunderbolt)
  • 194th Armor
    The arm of decision
  • 195th Armor
    Prairie men of steel
  • 196th Armor
    Able alert aggressive
  • 198th Armor
    "We Came To Fight"

201 on

  • 205th Armor
    VIRTUS ET FORTITUDE (Courage and Fortitude)
  • 208th Armor
    Might for right

See also

References

  1. ^ The Institute of Heraldry (U.S. Army) Archived 10 July 2007 at WebCite

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