There
was a recent (August 20, 2014) article entitled “Military customs, traditions
inspire unit cohesion” published in The Redstone
Rocket, a periodical “published in the interest of personnel at Redstone
Arsenal, AL” [Alabama], that briefly discusses how the use of unit insignia in
the U.S. military helps to build esprit
de corps, as well as giving a few examples of such insignia (mind you, the
examples shown in the article, and copied immediately below, are not especially
heraldic) and unit mottos. Mention is also
made of The Institute of Heraldry, the closest thing the United States has to
an heraldic authority.
Albeit
brief, it’s a nice little article, and can be found on-line at the website of The Redstone Rocket at http://www.theredstonerocket.com/military_scene/article_180c7c46-2879-11e4-9f94-001a4bcf887a.html
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