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2-18 Infantry Presentation Plaque

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This item is made from solid mahogany wood. Details are according to customer's request which is the official seal of 2nd Battalion 18th Infantry Regiment at the center with a brass plate at the bottom for the recognition wording.

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2nd Battalion 18th Infantry Customized Presentation Plaque

This item is made from solid mahogany wood. Details are according to customer's request which is the official seal of 2nd Battalion 18th Infantry Regiment at the center with a brass plate at the bottom for the recognition wording.

2-18 Infantry Insignia History : "Civil War service is shown by the saltire cross from the Confederate flag. The crossed arrows represent the regiment's Indian campaigns; the old 8th Corps badge recalls service in the Spanish War and the bolo stand for operations in the Visayas during the Philippine Insurrection. In World War I the regiment was awarded two French Croix de Guerre with Palm and the French Fourragére for its part in the Soissons offensive of 18 July 1918 and the operations of early October 1918 around Exermont and Hill 240 in the old province of Lorraine. The chief bears the bend of the arms of Lorraine between the fleurs-de-lis of the arms of Sassions." -source : http://www.170infantry.army.mil/2_18/index.htm