350th Infantry Regiment
Coat of Arms Pocket Patch

SHIELD:
Per bend azure and gules, a bend argent between an ear of corn
partially husked and a fleur-de-lis or.

The blue of the shield is for infantry. The bend is taken
from the arms of Lorraine and refers to service in France
during World War I. The Iowa State flag is blue, white and red;
accordingly the shield is in the same colors to represent the
home area of the regiment. The fleur-de-lis also refers to
service in France, while the ear of corn alludes to "The Corn
Song," the soldiers' marching song of Iowa.

MOTTO: Fidelity and Service.

CAMPAIGNS

World War I
Alsace 1918

World War II
Rome-Arno; North Apennines; Po Valley

DECORATIONS

Presidential Unit Citation (Army),
Streamer embroidered MOUNT BATTAGLIA
(2d Battalion, 350th Infantry cited; WD GO 10, 1945)

French Croix de Guerre with Palm,

World War II,
Streamer embroidered CENTRAL ITALY
(88th Infantry Division cited; DA GO 43, 1950)