7th Infantry Division, Philippine Army

                                                                                                                                                                                                          

7TH INFANTRY DIVISION

PHILIPPINE ARMY

Year Approved: ____


SHIELD - stands for defense and protection which the Division is ready to provide to the Filipino people

GREEN COLOR - represents that the unit is organic to the Army

BROWN COLOR - represents the vast manpower reserve potential of the Command

RICE PADDIES - represent the Central Plains of Luzon which comprised the bulk of the Division’s AOR. They also represent economic abundance which the Division aspires to ensure among the populace in its AOR

MOUNTAIN - represents the historic Mt. Arayat that 1s located in the Central Plains of Luzon

7 GOLDEN RAYS - represent the provinces of PANGASINAN, AURORA, TARLAC, NUEVA ECIJA, PAMPANGA, BATAAN AND ZAMBALES which comprises the onginal AOR of the unit

KAUGNAY - superimposed on a golden streamer means "Link" showing that the unit is the peoples’ partner for security and development

NUMBER 7 - the numerical designation of the unit

GOLD COLOR - symbolizes sincerity and commitment of the command to its assigned mission


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