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Distinctive Unit insignia: Symbolism The opened white scroll symbolizes truth and accuracy; it further represents the collection of intelligence and the Command’s files and repository. The globe sections indicate the worldwide responsibilities of the organization, and with their central sections in black simulating eyes, allude to the qualities of vigilance and alertness. The seven Military Intelligence Groups under the leadership of the Command are represented by the seven oriental blue stars on the scroll. The distinctive unit insignia was approved on 27 February 1969. | Distinctive Unit insignia: Symbolism The opened white scroll symbolizes truth and accuracy; it further represents the collection of intelligence and the Command’s files and repository. The globe sections indicate the worldwide responsibilities of the organization, and with their central sections in black simulating eyes, allude to the qualities of vigilance and alertness. The seven Military Intelligence Groups under the leadership of the Command are represented by the seven oriental blue stars on the scroll. The distinctive unit insignia was approved on 27 February 1969. | ||