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Description/Blazon
A shield blazoned: Argent, in front of a castle wall embattled with two sentry towers Azure, masoned of the first, a palmetto tree issuant from an oak tree eradicated, with branches lopped off, both Proper. Below the shield is a silver scroll inscribed "WHEREVER MY COUNTRY CALLS" in blue letters.
Symbolism
White and blue represent the historical and current Infantry colors. The castle wall symbolizes the fortifications in Mexico where the Palmetto Regiment served during the Mexican War. The palmetto tree refers to the regiment of that name and its station at the fort on Sullivan's Island. The palmetto and dead oak tree are also elements of the State seal.
Background
The distinctive unit insignia was approved on March 4, 1938, and was amended to add the motto on January 15, 1969.
