131st Aviation Regiment Unit Crest (Where Eagles Dare) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Pair~1438_AVI-ENL-BI~1434_US-ENL-BI •Accomplished exceptional results in developing

•Accomplished exceptional results in developing the morale and performance of employees

Air Force in 1958 with additional awards denoted by oak leaf clusters

The three cannon balls refer to the unit's numerical assignment

United States Army 3rd Psychological Operations Battalion Unit Crest (Power to Influence)

a member has to have five years of certification with at least two years on a Standard Boat

131st Aviation Regiment Unit Crest (Where Eagles Dare) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Pair~1438_AVI-ENL-BI~1434_US-ENL-BI •Accomplished exceptional results in developingUnited States Army 131st Aviation Regiment Unit Crest (Where Eagles Dare) Criteria: Unit Crests are unique to each unit in the U. S. Army and are officially known as Distinctive Unit Insignia although most Soldiers refer to them as "Unit Crests." The insignia design is derived from the coat of arms authorized for a unit. All personnel assigned to the organization wear the insignia, except general officers, the Sergeant Major of the Army and the Senior