108th Division Training Unit Crest — Official USA-Made Military Insignia

The 108th Division Training Unit Crest is an officially recognized Army unit crest honoring one of the U.S. Army Reserve's premier training divisions. Bearing the Latin motto "PRINCEPS EXERCENDO" — meaning "First in Training" — this distinctive unit insignia (DUI) represents the 108th Division's enduring legacy of developing combat-ready soldiers across the United States.

Why Collectors & Veterans Choose This Crest

Whether you served with the 108th, collect Army training unit crests, or are building a shadow box display, this crest delivers the authenticity and quality that serious collectors demand. Every piece is manufactured in the USA to exacting military specifications — the same standards required for wear on the Army Service Uniform (ASU).

Product Details

• Motto: PRINCEPS EXERCENDO ("First in Training")
• Made in the USA — meets all military manufacturing specifications
• Attachment: Two post pins with two metal clutch backs for secure, regulation wear
• Finish: Full color enamel with die-struck metal construction
• Sold as: Single crest (regulations require two for wear)

Wear, Display & Collect

Unit crests are worn on the shoulder straps of the Army Service Uniform and are a proud mark of unit affiliation. They are also popular for retirement shadow boxes, memorial displays, and military collections. Browse our full selection of Army Schools unit crests and all Army unit crests to find additional insignia for your collection or display.

About the 108th Division (Institutional Training)

The 108th Division (Institutional Training) is a U.S. Army Reserve command headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. Activated in 1921, the division has a distinguished history of training soldiers and developing Army leadership. Its units span multiple states, making this crest a meaningful piece of insignia for thousands of veterans and service members across the country.

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