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- 184th Infantry Regiment (Second
California)
- 2d California Infantry Regiment
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- Distinctive
Unit Insignia
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- Design Approved: 3 June 1927
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- Symbolism: The battle-axe was used by the
Sarsfield
Grenadiers, an
early ancestor of the regiment. The giant Cactus and fleur-de-lis
represent Mexican Border and World War I service, respectively.
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- 184th
Infantry Regiment Regimental Color, World War II
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- Private
Wilferd Earl Leggett with the Camp Flag of the 2d California
Infantry. Mexican Border Campaign, 1916. Image courtesy of Private
Leggett's granddaughter, Susie Grohs.
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