U.S. Army 7th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (pair) armycrests The 96th Civil Affairs Battalion

The 96th Civil Affairs Battalion was first activated in California

The two bayonets represent weapons of infantry

clutching an olive branch (right talon) and arrows (left)

Army 91st Military Police Battalion Unit Crest "Honor Above All" (pair)

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U.S. Army 7th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (pair) armycrests The 96th Civil Affairs BattalionU. S. Army 7th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest (pair). The 7th Infantry Regiment has been around since the War of 1812. The cotton bale is taken from the 7th Infantry Regiment's coat of arms. The two bayonets represent weapons of infantry. The crest's motto is "Volens et Potens".