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The Raven was used as a symbol by General Sam Houston and later by Terry's Texas Rangers. The Gold-Yellow Field symbolises the original Cavalry Role. The Regiment is nicknamed Terry's Texas Rangers. | The Raven was used as a symbol by General Sam Houston and later by Terry's Texas Rangers. The Gold-Yellow Field symbolises the original Cavalry Role. The Regiment is nicknamed Terry's Texas Rangers. | ||
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Origin/meaning
The Raven was used as a symbol by General Sam Houston and later by Terry's Texas Rangers. The Gold-Yellow Field symbolises the original Cavalry Role. The Regiment is nicknamed Terry's Texas Rangers.