To Explain the Blazon

                Azur (blue)   Bezants (gold circles) each charged (imprinted) with a martlet (bird) of the first (blue),

            a chief or (The top broad band of gold).

           Argent (Silver lower part of arms),  saltire (that particular type of cross) sable

           (black) on a chief gules (broad red band) three cushions or (three gold cushions).

           A Winged spur proper (upright).  

           NUNQUAM NON PARATUS   (Never Unprepared)

             The Helmet at the top of the Blazon is cloth covered - as in the Crusades - and the

          curlicues embellishing the helmet represent the left-over bits of cloth.