 Complete the following phrase:  The lower section of the shaft features bas reliefs of the following emblems: the coat of arms of the United States south; heavy crossed sabers, belt, cartridges and revolvers, which represent the cavalry west; crossed cannon, which represent the artillery north; and an anchor and shot, which represent the navy east. On the first plinth above the lower section of the column, are emblematic wreaths. Over the U.S. coat of arms is the laurel-representing joy; over the cavalry symbols, the ivy-representing lasting remembrance; over the artillery symbols, the oak-representing strength; and over the naval symbols, the olive-representing peace. The two plinths above the second and third sections of the column have the names of the battles in which local soldiers fought engraved on each side of the column. The battles listed are: Shilo, 