109th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Allons Y Faire) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Pair~81597~81597|2 The upturned dagger represents combat

The upturned dagger represents combat readiness

beneath award ribbons and any primary warfare badges

and improvised nuclear devices are also eligible for the EOD badge

Army members that have served in the U

109th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Allons Y Faire) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Pair~81597~81597|2 The upturned dagger represents combatUnited States Army 109th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Allons Y Faire) Criteria: The distinctive unit insignia, or unit crest, of the 109th Engineer Battalion was approved in its final form on 15 October 1968. The design is a red and white shield bearing a castle, a cactus and a fleur de lis. The castle, borrowed from the Spanish Campaign Medal, represents the unit's service during the Philippine Insurrection. The cactus is symbolic of the unit's