In heraldry, a heraldic figure depicting a lily, the symbol of saints or the blessed. It was used as the emblem of the Crusades in depictions from the 15th to the 18th centuries. It symbolizes honesty, loyalty, bravery, and nobility. It is also a symbol used on the emblems of many intelligence units (agencies) around the world. The line refers to the designation of intelligence units in the NATO tactical sign system.
The five stars, which replicate the Southern Cross constellation, are analogous to a compass rose, as they serve as the primary navigational guide for sailors in the Southern Hemisphere. The design echoes the heraldry of U.S. Navy SEAL units.
Size: 4.5 cm