Guam National Guard Combat Service Identification Badge Field Manuals and Stationery " is written around the

" is written around the sides and bottom of the design

These distinctive unit insignia (DUI) were approved for wear in 1989 by the Nevada Army National Guard

United States Army 134th Brigade Support Battalion Unit Crest (Adsidue Supplere)

Approved for wear in 1970 with the motto amended in 1988

Guam National Guard Combat Service Identification Badge Field Manuals and Stationery " is written around theGuam National Guard Combat Service Identification Badge This is the combat service identification badge (CSIB) for the Guam National Guard. The design of the patch is based on the coat of arms of Guam. It shows the land, sea, and sky, with an ancient flying proa (canoe) approaching the beach near the mouth of the Agana River. And there is a palm tree in the foreground. The shape of the patch is that of the stones the ancient Chamorros used to sling