| SIGNAL UNITS |
| There are three main symbols that indicate a signal unit: the Signal Unit flag, a battery insignia, and communication lines. You will find any combination of these on Signal Unit cups. Below are some examples. More examples are here: Signal Unit page 2. |


| To the right are the relevant kanji: DEN-SHIN Below in combination: HIROSHIMA DENSHIN-TAI (Hiroshima Signal Unit) |


| Here are 2 more important kanji: MU-SEN (Radio [Unit]) Below in combination: MU-SEN DENSHIN (Radio Signal Unit) |

| Written here is MU-SEN DEN-SHIN-TAI. Wireless Signal Unit. |

| 2nd Regiment Signal Unit tray |

| Another nice example. The branches are laurel, I think. 'Hiroshima Signal Unit.' |





| Inscribed 'Imperial Guard Signal Unit Regiment, Discharge Commemorative'. |
| 2nd Regiment |
| 2nd Regiment |



| Signal Unit cup with the unit flag, the battery insignia, and communication lines. Inscribed 'China Incident, Victorious Return Commemorative, Signal Unit 1st Regiment'. |

| Very cool Signal Unit cup with a dramatic flash of electric energy shooting out of the Army star. Also communication lines and on the reverse is the Signal Unit battery insignia. Inscribed 'Signal Unit'. |

| The Signal Unit battery insignia is in the center. Inscribed 'Dispatch 34th Commemorative' and on the reverse 'Showa 3 [1928] Victorious Return'. |
| Inscribed 'Signal Unit Commemorative'. |
