Miniature Regimental Flag of the 923D Support Battalion
Embroidery Area is 10"x11" sewn on nylon fabric that measure 18"x18"
We do not frame
Blazon
Or (Buff) an arrow issuant from base per pale Gules and Azure, surmounted by an arrow issuant from point Argent, overall in base a firm joint caliper, head up, interlaced from base by an outside spring caliper of the first, on a chief Sable a civil war era cannon, below the muzzle six stacked cannonballs, all Or (Buff). None. VICTORIAM PER INDUSTRIAM (Victory Through Industry).
Symbolism
Scarlet and buff are the colors used for Support units. The white, scarlet and blue arrows represent the parent command, Army Materiel Command. The merging of the arrows towards the cannon symbolizes the combined efforts of the Army and industry to produce the best arms and equipment for troops. The entwined calipers further allude to this coordinated support and the advanced engineering which is inherent to maintain a strong and effective military force. The cannon and stacked cannonballs represent the Detroit Arsenal in Warren, Michigan, where the Battalion is located. None.
Background
The coat of arms was approved on 18 June 2014. It was amended to correct the blazon of the shield on 2 October 2014.
