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- Heraldry and Insignia of the California
State Military Forces
- 164th Field Artillery Battalion
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- Distinctive
Unit Insignia
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- Symbolism: Red and yellow are used for Artillery,
white the cocoanut palm symbolizes service in the Pacific Theater
during World War II. The lleur-de-lis and the rattlesnake represent
service by elements of the organization in France during World
War I and on the Mexican Border, respectively
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- Motto: CURA ET PERFECTAM (Accuracy and
Perfection)
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- Date Approved: 11 April 1952
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- Unapproved
Original Design
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