162d Quartermaster Battalion (WTR)
The distinctive unit insignia was approved on 20 Jul 2001, consisting of a shield blazoned: Per chevron enhanced Azure (Light Blue) and Gules, on a chevron embattled counter-embattled Or a stylized turret Sable charged with a cross pommé of the field, in base and above a fountain a sword point down and key with ward to base saltirewise of the third. Attached below and around the sides of the shield a black tripartite scroll doubled and inscribed "SERVICE WATER PRIDE". Light blue is one of the colors traditionally used by Quartermaster Corps and gold is emblematic of honor and achievement. Red embodies courage and zeal. The embattled chevron symbolizes strength and support and highlights fortification and defense. The round sentry box alludes to "The Devil's Sentry" at San Cristobal, San Juan, and gives emphasis to the location and heritage of the battalion. The gold sword and key are adapted from the Quartermaster insignia. The heraldic water symbol and the motto reflect the organization's water supply mission and the commitment to proudly serve and support its customers.
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