The Coat of Arms of the Finnish Ground Forces is a heraldic symbol that represents the land-based military branch of Finland. It consists of a shield divided into three parts, symbolizing the past, present, and future of the Finnish military. The top section features a silver lion passant guardant on a red field, representing the historic Duchy of Finland under Swedish rule. The middle section displays a green maple leaf within a white circle, symbolizing the forests of Finland and the country’s neutrality during World War II. The bottom section shows a silver griffin on a blue field, representing the air defense forces. The overall design emphasizes strength, resilience, and the unique Finnish identity in military contexts.