Philippine Marine Corps Council of Sgts. Major, Philippine Navy

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

PHILIPPINE MARINE CORPS COUNCIL OF SGTS. MAJOR

PHILIPPINE NAVY

Year Approved: 2003


FOULED ANCHOR - represents the Philippine Marine Corps as an arm of the Navy; also symbolizes the Naval Customs and Traditions adopted by the corps

THREE (3) STARS - stand for the major islands groups of the Philippine Archipelago where the Marine units are deployed

RANK INSIGNIA - represents the rank of a Senior Master Sergeant of the Marine Corps that corresponds to the second highest rank of a unit Sergeant Major

BOOK - symbolizes the knowledge that a Sergeant Major must possess

COLOR BLUE - suggests affinity of the Marine Corps with the Navy

LAUREL LEAVES - represent success, honor, nobility and integrity of the Corps Sergeant Major

INSCRIPTION - the inscription “Philippine Marine Corps Council of Sergeants Major” represents the united council of the Marine Corps Units’ Sergeants Major while the inscribed word “Tagapag-ugnay” is a Tagalog word for ‘link”, which is the primary function of each member of the council

CRIMSON RED COLOR - stands for courage

ROPE - represents the strong bond that links every Marine to one another and its close loops means that a Marine will forever remain a Marine


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