The
California Military Museum
- Preserving California's Military Heritage
- Heraldry and
Insignia of the California National Guard
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- 132nd Engineer
Battalion
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- Distinctive
Unit Insignia
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- Design Approved: 14 February 1977
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- Symbolism: The Cross of Lorraine and fleur-de-lis
refer to France which an element od the organization participated
in six campaigns of World War I. The two fleurs-de-lis refer
to the European-African-Middle East Theater and the Asiatic-Pacific
Theater in which elements of the organization participated during
World War II. The arrowheads represent element participation
in three assault landings. The colors blue, white and red represent
the Philippine Presidental Unit Citation. White, blue, red and
green are for the Republic of Korea Presidental Unit Citation
for service in the Korean War.
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- Motto: AEDIFICAMUS DUCIMUS (We Build,
We Lead)
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- Battalion
Color
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