Ohio National Guard
Worn from:
25 January 1978 - 26 August 1992.

Re-designated:
Thirty-seventh Infantry Brigade.
Worn from:
26 August 1992 - Current.

The sword and the colors blue and yellow represent the
infantry mission of the organization. Its double-edged
form represents marshal prowess, boldness, and hardiness,
the cutting edge of the advance. Scarlet and white refer
to the combat engineers, scarlet and yellow are symbolic
of the field artillery elements, and yellow is for armor.
The red disc and white circle refer to the buckeye symbol,
taken from the Ohio state flag, and allude to the unit's
home area as well as its past service with the
Thirty-seventh Infantry Division.

Campaigns:
World War I (Ypres-Lys, Meuse-Argonne, Lorraine 1918),
World War II (Northern Solomons, Luzon).

Decorations:
Philippine Presidential Unit Citation
(streamer embroidered 17 October 1944 to 4 July 1945).