3 Evacuation Hospital (U.S. Army) Holographic STICKER Die-Cut Vinyl Decal

A heraldic military unit crest, built from three silver fleurs-de-lis set above a maroon Latin cross and framed by a silver scroll banner bearing the Latin motto PROCEDITE.

Visual Elements & Composition

Maroon dominates the design, covering roughly half of the surface as the field of the cross. Silver takes most of the remaining space, rendered in a flat vector style with a metallic gradient that gives the fleurs-de-lis and the scroll banner their sheen. Three fleurs-de-lis sit in a row across the top, the cross anchors the centre, and the scroll banner runs beneath it as the base of the composition. Small touches of white and grey add edge highlights. The only lettering is the single word PROCEDITE on the banner, which gives the crest its shortest and most direct text.

Meaning & Symbolism

Crests like this one are the visual identity of a military unit. The Latin cross and fleurs-de-lis are classic heraldic charges, and the scroll banner carries the unit's motto. PROCEDITE is the Latin imperative meaning "proceed" or "go forward," a call to keep moving through difficult ground. The design belongs to the U.S. Army's 3rd Evacuation Hospital, a medical unit whose crest reflects its role in moving and treating wounded soldiers close to the front. The original insignia comes from that unit's heraldry tradition, and this reproduction keeps its three-part structure intact.

On the Holographic Die-Cut Sticker

A die-cut sticker follows its own outline, so the cross, the three fleurs-de-lis and the scroll banner show as a single shape with no surrounding square. The holographic finish catches light across the silver elements, so the crest reads differently at each angle. Close viewing suits this format: the lettering of PROCEDITE and the fine edges of each fleur-de-lis are seen up close on a laptop, notebook or tool case.