Typ : A "Texas Map Overprint with Texas State Flag - Texas likely refers to a map of Texas that has been modified to include the Texas state flag, possibly as a decorative or commemorative item related to Camp Barkeley. It could be a souvenir, a historical document, or a piece of artwork. The specific design would likely feature the outline of Texas with the flag superimposed on it, and perhaps include details related to Camp Barkeley, such as its location or historical significance.
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The 117th Cavalry Regiment Distinctive Unit Insignia, also called a unit crest or a DUI, was approved on 20 November 1964. Its shield has been divided into black and gold, with the gold forming an arrow intruding into the part of the shield that is predominantly black and thus simulating the assault on Normandy beach, one of the campaigns for which the Regiment has been credited. Two fleur-de-lis stand for service in World War I and II, while the horse’s head in the gold section is taken from the crest of Essex Troop, one of the Regiment’s original units. A lion’s head forms the insignia’s crest and is for the entire New Jersey Army National Guard. “Show ’Em The Way,” the unit motto, is particularly appropriate for a Cavalry unit and its role in scouting and reconnaissance.