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Distinctive Unit Insignia: The red, blue, and white background represents the parent command, Army Materiel Command, providing the Brigade the assets it needs to maintain a constant state of readiness. The sword signifies the Brigade’s ability to project logistical power onto the battlefield. The globe highlights the Brigade’s capability to deploy forward to support worldwide missions. The seven stars underscore the seven continents of the world wherein the Brigade can serve. The lightning bolt symbolizes the speed at which the Brigade integrates new technologies and logistics onto the battlefield. The motto reflects the valor and bravery that the unit brings to the fight and is the fiber that binds the unit together as a combat multiplier. | Distinctive Unit Insignia: The red, blue, and white background represents the parent command, Army Materiel Command, providing the Brigade the assets it needs to maintain a constant state of readiness. The sword signifies the Brigade’s ability to project logistical power onto the battlefield. The globe highlights the Brigade’s capability to deploy forward to support worldwide missions. The seven stars underscore the seven continents of the world wherein the Brigade can serve. The lightning bolt symbolizes the speed at which the Brigade integrates new technologies and logistics onto the battlefield. The motto reflects the valor and bravery that the unit brings to the fight and is the fiber that binds the unit together as a combat multiplier. | ||
The Shoulder Sleeve Insignia and Distinctive Unit Insignia was approved on 11 December 2006. | The Shoulder Sleeve Insignia and Distinctive Unit Insignia was approved on 11 December 2006. | ||
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