Destroyer USS Sterett (DDG-104)

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DESTROYER USS STERETT (DDG-104)

Official blazon

SHIELD: Celeste (Yale Blue) a demi-trident issuing from base Or, above each tine a mullet of the like, the shaft surmounted in base by a mullet Gules; on a chief wavy of the last edged of the second, a Naval officer’s sword point down and an antique telescope saltirewise Proper, all within a bordure Azure (Dark Blue).
CREST: On a wreath Or and Celeste an eighteenth century frigate in silhouette Sable, surmounded overall by an annulet of twenty –one mullets of the first.
SEAL: The coat of arms as blazoned in full color upon a White oval enclosed within a Dark Blue collar edged on the outside with Gold chain and inscribed at top “USS STERETT” and in base “DDG 104” all in Gold letters.

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