Coats of arms of U.S. Cavalry Regiments

Coats of arms of U.S. Cavalry Regiments

Coats of arms of US Cavalry Regiments are heraldic emblems associated with armor and cavalry 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 cavalry 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

Unit activation list from 1985

  • 1 to 29 activated
  • 30 to 42 not activated
  • 43rd activated
  • 44 to 81 not activated
  • 82nd activated
  • 83 to 93 not activated
  • 94th activated
  • 95 to 97 not activated
  • 98th activated
  • 99 to 100 not activated

Cavalry Regiments

  • 1st Cavalry
    (formerly 1st Armor)
    "Animo et Fide" (Courageous and Faithful)
    "1st Regiment of Dragoons"
  • 2nd Cavalry
    "Toujors Pret" (Always Ready)
  • 3rd Armored Cavalry
    "Blood and Steel"
  • 4th Cavalry
    "Prepared and Loyal"
  • 5th Cavalry
    "Loyalty Courage"
  • 6th Cavalry
    "Ducit Amor Patrie" (Led by Love of Country)
  • 7th Cavalry
    "The Seventh First"
    "Garry Owen"
  • 8th Cavalry
    "Honor and Courage"
  • 9th Cavalry
    "We Can We Will"
  • 10th Cavalry
    "Ready And Forward"
    "Buffalo Soldiers"
  • 11th Cavalry
    "Allons"
    "Blackhorse Regiment"
  • 12th Cavalry
    "Semper Paratus" (Always Ready)
  • 13th Cavalry
    (formerly 13th Armor; badge only, no coat of arms)
    "It Shall Be Done"
  • 14th Cavalry
    "Suivez Moi" (Follow Me)
  • 15th Cavalry
    (formerly 15th Armor)
    "Tours Pour Un, Un Pour Tous" (One for All, All for One)
  • 16th Cavalry
    (formerly 16th Armor)
    "Strike Hard"
  • 17th Cavalry
    "Forward"
  • 18th Cavalry
    "Velox Et Mortifer" (Swift and Deadly)
  • 26th Cavalry
    Our strength is in loyality
  • 27th Cavalry
    "Vamos"
  • No CoA available
    28th Cavalry
  • 31st Cavalry
    "Celer Et Non Visi" (Swift and Unseen)
  • 32nd Cavalry
    Victory or death
  • 33rd Cavalry
    Man of war
    formerly 33rd Armor
  • 38th Cavalry
    Always in front
  • 40th Cavalry
    By force and valor
    (formerly 40th Armor)
  • 61st Cavalry
    "Forging Destiny"
  • 71st Cavalry
    "Gallantly Forward"
  • 73rd Cavalry
    (formerly 73rd Armor)
    "Honor, Fidelity, Courage"
    "Airborne Thunder"
  • 75th Cavalry
    "One Round"
  • 82nd Cavalry
    (formerly 82d Armor)
    "Temeritas" (Temerity)
  • 89th Cavalry
    "Ready Now"
  • 91st Cavalry
    "Alert"
  • 94th Cavalry
    (formerly 94th Armor)
    Viking Vanguard
  • 98th Cavalry
    Meridianus Adamantinus (Southern Steel)

101 to 300

  • 101st Cavalry
    To the upmost
  • 102nd Cavalry
    "Fide Et Fortitudine"
  • 104th Cavalry
    "Over, Under or Through"
  • 105th Cavalry
    SEMPER PORRO (Ever Forward or Always Forward)
  • 106th Cavalry
    (formerly 106th Armor)
    "Utcumque Ubique" (Anywhere at Any Time)
  • 107th Cavalry
    "Facere Non Dicere" (To Act, Not To Speak)
  • 108th Cavalry
    "Come what will"
  • 110th Cavalry
    "Yankee eyes"
  • 111th Cavalry
    (now 200th Coast Artillery)
    "Pro Civitate et patria (For state and country)"
  • 112th Cavalry
    (now 112th Armor)
    "Rarin' to Go"
  • 113th Cavalry
    (formerly 113th Armor)
    "We Maintain"
  • 114th Cavalry
    (now 127th Field Artillery)
  • 115th Cavalry
    (now 300th Field Artillery)
    "Powder River"
  • 118th Cavalry
    "Rough Riders"
  • 124th Cavalry

    Golpeo rapidamente (I Strike Quickly)
  • 126th Cavalry
    (formerly 126th Infantry)
    "Courage Sans Peur" (Courage Without Fear)
  • 131st Cavalry
    (formerly 131st Armor)
    "Taught to Lead"
  • 152nd Cavalry
    (formerly 152st Infantry w/ different blazon))
    "Fit To Fight"
  • 158th Cavalry
    "First To the Front"
  • 172nd Cavalry
    (formerly 172nd Armor & 172nd Infantry)
    "Put the Vermonters Ahead"
  • 180th Cavalry
    (formerly 180th Infantry)
    "TANAP-NANAIYKIA-ALTHAIYAHA" (Ready in Peace and War)
  • 182nd Cavalry
    (formerly 182nd Infantry)
    "Avitos Juvamus Honores" (We Uphold Our Ancient Honors)
  • 202nd Cavalry
    "Guardians of the Low Country"
  • 278th Armored Cavalry
    "I Volunteer Sir"
  • 299th Cavalry
    (formerly 299th Infantry)
    "E MAKAALA KAKOU"

See also

References

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

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