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 Shoulder Sleeve Insignia:Flag blue is the color traditionally associated with Infantry units.  The embattled pale suggests tank tracks, denoting the 120th Infantry’s lineage as an armored unit.  Red symbolizes the Brigade’s striking capabilities.  The bayonet signifies close combat, illustrating the Brigade’s mission.
-Distinctive Unit Insignia: Dark blue, the color traditionally used by the Infantry unit, denotes the Presidential Unit Citation awarded to the unit.  The arched band refers to the unit’s World War II campaign in the Battle of the Bulge.  The caltrops represent the defensive success by the Allies to protect Bastogne, Belgium from the Germans.  The field of Gutte de Sang symbolizes the Battle of Ardennes, Siege of Bastogne, one of the bloodiest conflicts during World War II.
+Distinctive Unit Insignia:Dark blue, the color traditionally used by the Infantry unit, denotes the Presidential Unit Citation awarded to the unit.  The arched band refers to the unit’s World War II campaign in the Battle of the Bulge.  The caltrops represent the defensive success by the Allies to protect Bastogne, Belgium from the Germans.  The field of Gutte de Sang symbolizes the Battle of Ardennes, Siege of Bastogne, one of the bloodiest conflicts during World War II.
 The Shoulder Sleeve Insignia was approved on 4 April 2007. The Distinctive Unit Insignia was approved on 9 February 2007.