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The wall is for the battle of Fredericksburg in which the Regiment held for twelve hours a position only eighty yards in front of a stone wall protecting the enemy.<br>
The wall is for the battle of Fredericksburg in which the Regiment held for twelve hours a position only eighty yards in front of a stone wall protecting the enemy.<br>
The base alludes to the shoulder sleeve insignia of the 3rd Division with which the 7th Infantry Regiment served during World War I. The cotton bale and bayonets in the crest are taken <br>
The base alludes to the shoulder sleeve insignia of the 3rd Division with which the 7th Infantry Regiment served during World War I. The cotton bale and bayonets in the crest are taken <br>
from the arms of the 7th Infantry Regiment adopted in 1912. The coat of arms was approved on 1921-07-05. It was amended to add a new crest on 1923-10-15.
from the arms of the 7th Infantry Regiment adopted in 1912. The Coat of Arms was approved on 5 July 1921. It was amended to add a new crest on 15 October 1923.


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[[Category:Military heraldry of the United States]]
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[[Category: Granted 1921]]
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