On the dome of the mace is the insignia of the 63d Regional Support Command, the unit's affiliation; displayed around the mace is the inscription "191st ARMY BAND." On the lower portion and on both sides of the mace, are three scrolls bearing the inscription "THE BAND" "OF THE" "WILD WEST;" below is the image of crossed miner's picks and pan, used by the miner's during the California Gold Rush, alluding to the unit's home station of California. A stylized rope encircles the bottom of the mace six times, suggesting a lariat and a symbol of the Wild West.