Arms as interpreted by Geoff Kingman-Sugars
Blazon:
Arms: Per Bend-sinister Gules and Argent a Wyvern segreant with Dexter claw raised Azure a bordure Azure charged with three mullets Argent two in chief on in base.
Crest: A Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus Leucocephalus) facing dexter stant affronte wings displayed tips upwards proper.
Motto: Servitio Honorem Patriam (Service - Honor - Country)
Badge: On an annulet Azure encircled by a rope Or, enfilled per bend-sinister Gules and Argent a Wyvern segreant with dexter claw raised Azure, three mullets Argent.
Design Rationale:
The armiger, a Sergeant and Veteran of the Gulf War who served twelve years as Scout/Sniper, is the fourth generation to have served in U.S. Army; his service as a Scout/Sniper is represented in the shield by the red over white The stars represent the U.S. and the Wyvern represents war, being considered a sign of strength to those who bear it. The blue Wyvern is also known as a water Wyvern, a play on the armiger’s home which is surrounded by water in the Tampa Bay area of Florida.
The Crest of a Bald Eagle represents the United States of America.
Other Registration(s):
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21 May 2018: Registration No. 0453 (Vol.2), The Armorial Register - International Register of Arms.
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International Society of Commoners Heraldry. Registration no. 2018165
Other Items & Honors
 | Badge: On an annulet Azure encircled by a rope Or, enfilled per bend-sinister Gules and Argent a Wyvern segreant with dexter claw raised Azure, three mullets Argent. |
 | Banner: The Banner of Sergeant Joseph Caccavajo Boyer III of St. Petersburg, FL, USA |