Word: insigniaed
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...admissions office has also received Harvard insignia clothing as well as various edible Harvard Veritas shields...
...town magenta and the city was stricken with a shortage of all things crimson. “Owing to the prevalence of the fashion for magenta between the years 1860 and 1864 and the inability of the members of the various athletic teams to procure crimson for their insignia, magenta was, of necessity, accepted as a poor substitute,” wrote John Blanchard, Class of 1891, in The H Book of Harvard Athletics. Frederic C. Crowninshield, Class of 1866, who was a cousin of the rower who bought the original kerchiefs with Eliot, wrote in 1865 that students could...
...reality," Covic says. "The old days are over." One of Covic's proposals is to subsume the bridge watchers into a multi-ethnic U.N.-led police force. But Ivanovic says he would agree to that only if his men got their own operating budget and separate uniforms with Serb insignia...
...detainees as “prisoners of war” instead of unlawful combatants. U.S. officials have made the argument that the detainees do not technically match the definition of a prisoner of war since they did not carry their weapons openly, wear uniforms, or have any military insignia. However, this argument overlooks the fact that the combatants were part of a military hierarchy and were fighting under a central command. The lack of uniforms and the manner in which they carried their weapons does not make them any less of a fighting force. Also, even though...
...here's why al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters flunk the plain requirements for status as Geneva POWs. Lawful combatants must: have a commander responsible for their conduct, wear a uniform or visible insignia, carry their weapons openly and generally conduct their operations "in accordance with the laws and customs...