SHIELD
Per fess wavy Gules and Azure, the chief parted per bend sinister raguly Grebe detailed Argent, in base two oars in saltire with paddles raised high of the fourth, surmounted by an eight- pointed star of the first edged Argent within five mullets of the like, all within a bordure of the second.
CREST
On a wreath Grebe and Azure, issuant from a stylized sea Celeste, an image of the Black Widow Navy Cross below a pair of Coast Guard signal flags in saltire, the dexter flag per fess Azure and Gules (for E), the sinister flag of the like bearing a saltire Argent (for M), all between a pair of palm trees Proper.
SUPPORTERS
Ensigned upon a Coast Guard Officers sword and a boat hook in saltire Proper.
MOTTO
On a scroll Argent, doubled Azure and edged Gules, the inscription WE HAVE A JOB TO DO in blue letters.
SHIELD
The shield colors are the same as those of the International Flag Code for E, representing the surname initial of Raymond Evans. The bend sinister raguly evokes a formation of amphibious landing craft in perspective on a beachhead. These LCPs assaulted the beaches at Guadalcanal, operated in part by Raymond Evans and Medal of Honor awardee, Douglas Munro. In base, the eight-pointed star forms a compass and, with crossed oars, echoes the coxswains badge of which Commander Evans was a recipient. It is also reminiscent of the USMC Battle Blaze insignia which takes its design from the Commonwealth flags of the Southern Hemisphere, with the five stars of the constellation Southern Cross viewed from the Southern Hemisphere and, more particularly, from the Solomon Islands.
SUPPORTERS
An Officers sword and a boat hook are traditional symbols and reflect the command and mission of the Coast Guard.
CREST
The crest displays the Black Widow version of the Navy Cross awarded to Raymond Evans for valor during the Guadalcanal Campaign, bracketed within two palms trees, the most prevalent jungle growth on those Pacific islands. The two signal flags represent the initials of the Gold Dust Twins (E for Evans and M for Munro) who volunteered together to go in harms way to evacuate stranded Marines from the beachhead.
SEAL
The coat of arms as blazoned in full color on a white circular field within a dark blue designation band, edged with a gold roped border and bearing the name USCGC RAYMOND EVANS at top and WPC 1110 at base.