29th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Clear and Open) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_16~81311 The crossed daggers indicate battle

The crossed daggers indicate battle readiness and evokes the unit's heritage in the first Special Service Group

cherry-finished wood

The top of the bag includes a smaller storage pocket for items you need to access quickly with external bungee system to secure lightweight clothing articles

The dragon is a heraldic icon of constant vigilance

Headquartered at Osan Air Base in the Republic of Korea

29th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Clear and Open) - Sold in Pairs ISLAND_16~81311 The crossed daggers indicate battleUnited States Army 29th Signal Battalion Unit Crest (Clear and Open) Criteria: These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) are worn by the 29th Signal Battalion. Their motto is Clear and open. Orange is the traditional color that represents Signal Corps. The 29th Signal Battalion is out of Fort Lewis, Washington. This DUI was approved for the 29th Signal Battalion in 1942. Unit crests are worn on the Army Class A Service Green and Army Service Uniform