U.S. Virgin Islands Coat of Arms - Symbolism and History #1872403 (License: Personal Use)

The emblem features a golden bald eagle clutching an olive branch (peace) in its right talon and three blue arrows (defense) in its left, standing over a shield with red-and-white stripes and a blue chief-echoing the U.S. flag. Flanking the eagle are large turquoise letters “V” and “I”, representing the Virgin Islands, while a green tropical leaf adds regional character. The design reflects the territory’s political status and cultural heritage.

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