Coat of arms 355th Infantry Regiment (United States)

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1 coat of arms

1.1 crest
1.2 shield
1.3 distinctive insignia
1.4 symbolism
1.5 campaign streamers

1.5.1 world war i
1.5.2 world war ii







coat of arms
crest

that regiments , separate battalions of army reserve: on wreath of colors or , azure, lexington minute man proper. statue of minute man, captain john parker, stands on common in lexington, massachusetts.


shield

azure, on bend or 3 alerions gules.


distinctive insignia

the insignia shield , motto of coat of arms. sample of insignia approved 27 june 1927.


symbolism

the shield blue infantry. bend , alerions taken arms of lorraine , commemorate service in france during world war i. 3 alerions allude service in st. mihiel , meuse-argonne offensives , lorraine sector.


campaign streamers
world war i

st. mihiel


meuse-argonne


lorraine 1918


world war ii

rhineland


central europe







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