94th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Cohortibus Auxilia) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11376DBR Stars representing participation in combat

Stars representing participation in combat jumps had been worn unofficially on parachute wings during and after World War II

This watch features precision quartz Japanese movement and includes 3 hands to show the hours

The main design element is of a Dutch-style windmill which alludes to the origins of this unit in New York City

Holster includes a front magazine pouch and thumbsnap

a member is authorized to wear a gold Petty Officer insignia

94th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Cohortibus Auxilia) - Sold in Pairs SBBA~Double~11376DBR Stars representing participation in combatUnited States Army 94th Engineer Battalion Unit Crest (Cohortibus Auxilia) Criteria: This item is the unit crest of the 94th Engineer Battalion. The unit's motto, "Cohortibus Auxilia," is emblazoned along the bottom edge of the device and translates as, "Aid To Any Division." The color scarlet and white allude to the unit's Engineer designation. The wolverine is symbolic of the state of Michigan, where this unit was activated. Also known as