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(Shoulder patch of the US Army's 9th Infantry Division. The symbol of an 8-pointed flower comes from the heraldic cadency mark for a 9th son, called the "octofoil.") |
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Shoulder patch of the US Army's 9th Infantry Division. The symbol of an 8-pointed flower comes from the heraldic cadency mark for a 9th son, called the "octofoil."
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