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[edit] Coat of Arms.
[edit] Blazon:
[edit] Shield:
- Argent, issuant from base between two telegraph poles Tenné a radio tower Sable emitting in chief five flashes of the second.
[edit] Crest:
- None.
[edit] Motto:
- FONS COMMUNICATIONES (Source of Communications).
[edit] Symbolism:
[edit] Shield:
- Orange and white are the colors used for Signal Corps.
- The telegraph poles and radio tower symbolize the battalion's functions.
- The five flashes are used to represent the organization's World War II battle honors.
[edit] Crest: None.
[edit] Background:
- The coat of arms was originally approved for the 17th Signal Operation Battalion on 26 February 1953.
- It was redesignated for the 17th Signal Battalion on 16 January 1959.
[edit] Licensing
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SVG is my work, everyone can use it under GFDL license - Warddr 20:19, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
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