Office of the Chief of Legislative Liaison, U.S. Army
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF LEGISLATIVE LIAISON, U.S. ARMY
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Origin/meaning
On the shield, the yellow and black rings encircle a shield comprised of yellow, red, white, and blue chevrons, illustrating how the Army upholds American values at its core, while also protecting and upholding them through its relationships with Congress. The compass rose positioned within the outline of a pentagon characterizes the crucial role the office provides to coordinate congressional inquiries in matters of national security. The Capitol building sits directly above the shield, conveying the oversight function of Congress and its committees.
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