Marine Battalion Landing Team 10, Philippine Navy

                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

MARINE BATTALION LANDING TEAM 10

PHILIPPINE NAVY

Year Approved: 2005


ANCHOR - represents that the unit is an arm of the Philippine Navy

ROPE - stands for the nobility and courage of the renowned esprit-de-corps of the Marines

WINGS - symbolize the mobility and preparedness of the unit as a ready force of the Philippine Marine Corps to deploy in the Philippine archipelago

NUMBER 10 - represents the assigned number of the battalion in the corps’ organization

WEAPONS - signify strong “arm capability of the unit to safeguard and protect the nation

DOVE - symbol of peace, tranquility, freedom and rights of every Filipino

LAUREL LEAVES - symbol of victory and fame achieved by the unit in carrying out its mission

“KAPAYAPAAN” - the glorious word which the unit brings wherever it assigned

BLUE BACKGROUND - suggests the affinity of the organization to the Philippine Navy

ANCHOR CHAIN - represents strong brotherhood, one fraternity and one organization


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