Posted on Jun 21, 2017

What symbol from your time in the service is most important to you?

SGT Joseph Gunderson

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Is it the seal of your military branch? Perhaps a patch from a particular unit or their distinctive unit insignia? For many Marines, I would venture to guess that it is the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor. For me it would have to be my cross sabers, as I was a cav soldier. What is yours?

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CH (CPT) Ephraim Travis

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For the uninformed: This is the Jewish Chaplain's insignia.

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SFC George Sease

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I have to agree with Sgt David Reymolds. INFANTRY BLUE.

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Cpl Benjamin Weston

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COL Charles Williams

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Does my 214 count? lol Especially at the bottom where it says honorable.

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CWO3 Dennis M.

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My Surface Warfare Officer's Pin!

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CPT Aaron Kletzing

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Crossed cannons. King of battle.

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CPO David Adams

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Submarine dolphins.

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SSgt Lance T Walker

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USAF Munitions and Maintenance Badge - in a job that was considered vital but often seemed thankless, the approval of this badge (1986 or 1987, as I recall) was a welcome recognition for the whole avionics squadron. Amazing how much such a small symbol can mean!

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SFC Everett Oliver

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2 awards of the NDSM.... Says all anyone needs to say...

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