100th Army Band Baldric
The regalia designs are based upon elements of the 81st Regional Support Command's shoulder sleeve insignia and distinctive unit insignia. A scroll on both baldric and drumshell reads "TRAIN MAINTAIN SUSTIN" and is the Command's motto. A second scroll on the drumshell reads "WILDCATS NEVER QUIT!" and is the Command's slogan. The scrolls are pinned down by the Philippine sun and fleur-de-lis which commemorates the unit's campaign awards. The mace is decorated with goldenrods, the state flower of Kentucky, which reach full bloom late summer in and around Fort Knox, where the 100th Army Band trains. The base reads "WARRIOR MUSICIAN," while "100TH ARMY BAND" goes completely around the head.