SHIELD
Azure, two ellipses saltirewise enfiled by a stylized missile Argent; on a chief dancetty Celeste a demi-sun issuant from base Or.
SUPPORTERS
All superimposed upon a trident with spike to base Or and bearing on the times a buffalo's face Proper. On either side of the shield a dolphin urinant Argent.
MOTTO
A scroll Azure doubled Gules inscribed "CEDANT ARMA TOGA" Argent, translated in English as "Force Yields to Law."
SEAL
The coat of arms emblazoned upon a white oval enclosed by a blue border edged on the outside with gold rope and inscribed "USS WYOMING" above and "SSBN 742" below all in gold.
SHIELD
Dark blue and gold are the colors traditionally associated with the U.S. Navy. The ellipses and missile together simulate an atomic symbol referring to the submarine's source of power and strategic strike capabilities. The division of the shield forms three peaks commemorating the previous ships named Wyoming and characterizing the spectacular mountains of the Teton Range in Wyoming, the "Rocky Mountain State." The light blue chief and demi-sun symbolize vision, energy and the optimism of the "Western Pioneer Spirit."
SUPPORTERS
The trident symbolizes sea power and military preparedness. The bottom spike points to the ocean depths, the area of operation of the USS WYOMING. The buffalo, adapted from the Wyoming state flag, denotes strength, tenacity and the heritage of the American West. The dolphin, symbol of submarine service, represents speed and intelligence.