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Motto: A scroll Azure doubled and inscribed “RELENTLESS IN BATTLE” Or.<br> | Motto: A scroll Azure doubled and inscribed “RELENTLESS IN BATTLE” Or.<br> | ||
Seal: The arms as blazoned in full color upon a white oval enclosed by a Dark blue collar edged on the outside with a gold rope and bearing the inscription “USS MCCAMPBELL” at top and “DDG 85” at base all in gold. | Seal: The arms as blazoned in full color upon a white oval enclosed by a Dark blue collar edged on the outside with a gold rope and bearing the inscription “USS MCCAMPBELL” at top and “DDG 85” at base all in gold. | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
Dark blue and gold are the colors traditionally used by the Navy and represent the sea and excellence. The light blue bend reflects the Pacific theater, where Captain McCampbell served as commander of Air Group 15. The “Fabled Fifteen”, based on the USS ESSEX, is symbolized by the Roman numeral “XV”. The thirty-four stars allude to the number of enemy aircraft destroyed by Captain McCampbell in air to air combat, distinguishing him as the leading Navy ace of World War II. The star and cross highlight the Navy Cross and Silver Star awarded to Captain McCampbell, for his gallantry and bravery during combat in the Philippines. | Dark blue and gold are the colors traditionally used by the Navy and represent the sea and excellence. The light blue bend reflects the Pacific theater, where Captain McCampbell served as commander of Air Group 15. The “Fabled Fifteen”, based on the USS ESSEX, is symbolized by the Roman numeral “XV”. The thirty-four stars allude to the number of enemy aircraft destroyed by Captain McCampbell in air to air combat, distinguishing him as the leading Navy ace of World War II. The star and cross highlight the Navy Cross and Silver Star awarded to Captain McCampbell, for his gallantry and bravery during combat in the Philippines. | ||
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