Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969)

    or grady in bend golden brown
an anvil az grady in bend sapphire blue stroked sa
achievement
a Baronets Helmet metallic silver much bigger very
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a torse or and az very much higher very much higher
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crest 5 mullet gyronny of 10 arg and platinum stroked
 sa fimbriated sa in annulo very much bigger slightly
 bigger higher very much higher very much higher much
 higher slightly higher closer together
mantling or and az
supporter behind a Elephant Maintaining A Tower On
 Its Back arg masonry gu reversed very much smaller
 very much smaller smaller very much lower very much
 lower slightly lower charged with a lower half of
 an annulet of chain or very much bigger very much
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 very much higher very much higher very much higher
 very much higher much higher charged with a tower
 golden brown fimbriated sa much smaller very much
 lower very much lower between 2 elephants az fimbriated
 sa respecting each other very much bigger very much
 bigger much lower much lower lower much further apart
the shield stroked sa

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34th President of the United States (1953-1961) and Supreme Allied Commander during World War II, Dwight D. Eisenhower adopted the above arms in 1950 when he was admitted to the Order of the Elephant, Denmark's greatest honor. The anvil is a canting element referring to the German name "Eisenhauer" which means a hewer of iron. The helmet and 5 starts represents Eisenhower's profession of arms and his rank and General of the Army (5-star General). Below the shield is the collar of a knight of the Order of the Elephant.

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