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Standard:
Of
four yards in
length fringed
compony Argent and
Azure rounded in
the fly, the Arms
in the hoist, the
livery field
Azure, bearing a
horizontal band
Argent is split
into three by two
transverse bands
Gules bearing the
motto In Honorem
Victoria, the
crest in the
centre between two
representations of
the Badge.
Assumed:
USA,
2020.
Registrations: Deutches Erbe Wappenrolle
under number
2220 on 15 Oct
2022:
Committee on
Heraldry – New
England
Historical
Genealogy
Society 12
August 2024.
Illustrated by Dr.
Antonio
Salmeron
Cabanas, SHA,
of Madrid,
Spain.
On the
shield, the blue
colour represents
truth and loyalty,
reflecting armiger’s
unwavering
commitment to
integrity and
trustworthiness in
his professional,
community service
and personal life.
The silver saltire
symbolizes peace and
sincerity signifying
the armiger’s
dedication to
fostering harmony
and a genuine
approach to
leadership based
upon service. The
gold fleur-de-lys is
a symbol of purity
and light and
represents the
armiger’s
contributions to
historical
preservation and
scouting
organizations,
highlighting his
efforts to
illuminate and
preserve the past.
The Bald Eagle
displayed blue,
armed and membered
gold is a powerful
symbol of freedom
and strength,
reflecting the
armiger’s dual role
as a leader in
national security
and scouting and
alluding to the act
of protecting and
empowering others.
The eagle’s blue
body signifies
vigilance and
justice, while the
white head, gold
beak and talons,
emphasize purity of
purpose and
excellence in the
armiger’s
achievements.
The
blue dragon of the
crest symbolizes
valour, representing
the armiger’s fierce
dedication to
safeguarding
information and a
couragous approach to
overcoming challenges
in his profession. The
rising sun signifies
new beginnings and
hope and reflects the
armiger’s optimistic
outlook and continuous
efforts to innovate
and lead in his field;
remembering every day
is a renewal to
rededicate to this
objective.
The torse, in blue and
silver, complements
the colours of the
shield and crest,
symbolizing the
armiger’s balanced
approach to life,
combining wisdom
(silver) and loyalty
(blue).
The Motto, In Honorem
Victoria (“The Victory
is in the Honour”),
encapsulates the
armiger’s belief that
true victory lies in
maintaining honour and
integrity. It serves
as a guiding principle
in armiger’s
professional
endeavours and
personal life.
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