238th Regiment Unit Crest (Semper Ductus) - Sold in Pairs Rope and Carabiners or buy one for yourself

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An Army National Guard unit based at Fort Leonard Wood

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238th Regiment Unit Crest (Semper Ductus) - Sold in Pairs Rope and Carabiners or buy one for yourselfUnited States Army 238th Regiment Unit Crest (Semper Ductus) Criteria: This item is the unit crest, or distinctive unit insignia, of the 238th Regiment. The unit's motto, "Semper Ductus," is printed in black letters on the bottom of the design and translates as, "Always A Leader." The torch is symbolic of knowledge and leadership. The fifteen stars allude to Kentucky, where this unit is based, the fifteenth state. This item is made for wear on the