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Registered:
The
International Register
of Arms, 19th October
2022. Registration No.
0658 (Vol.4).
Arms:
Or, between two dolphins
hauriant addorsed Gules
finned Azure, a sword
erect Gules and in
middle chief three bars
wavy couped Azure.
Crest:
Within a laurel wreath a
wyvern rampant Gules.
Motto:
Ego Latent Sub Undis,
Ego Sum Magister Bestia.
Assumed:
USA 16th October 2022.
Designed
and emblazoned by The
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The
armiger first began
thinking about assuming
armorial bearings in 2016
upon completion of eight
years of faithful and
distinguished service to
God and country;
coinciding with the
beginning of his pursuit
of a law degree.
During his service, the
armiger volunteered for
the submariner corps and,
during his tenure as a
member of this Naval
Special Operation Corps,
he was awarded the
Meritorious Service Medal,
Meritorious Unit Citation,
Navy Expeditionary Medal,
National Defence Service
Medal, Global War on
Terrorism Medal , Sea
Service Deployment Ribbon,
and Navy Arctic Service
Ribbon. The Dolphins
represent the twin
Dolphins depicted on the
submariner's badge, a much
prized honour requiring
laborious tasks and superb
attention to detail; these
actions cement
participants into a
lifelong brotherhood.
The sword represents the
years of service to
country as a devoted
sailor, serving on
multiple campaigns and sea
tours.
The armiger chose to have
the mantling depicted in
Gules and Argent; Gules
for military strength and
leadership and Argent to
represent honesty and
peace in the pursuit of
the law.
The motto, “Ego Latent Sub
Undis, Ego Sum Magister
Bestia”', may be
paraphrased as “I Lurk
Beneath The Waves, For I
Am Master Of The Beast”. |
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