The identity of the basic U.S. Army military force is a great example of resilience, resistance, and loyalty. The original U.S. Army logo is adorned with heroism and awards. The emblem demonstrates protection and support for the country in difficult times. It had remained unchanged for many years, having survived the Indian Wars, Mexico Incursions, and two World Wars. The only changes made occurred in 1947 – the phrase “War Office” was replaced by “Department of the Army,” and the date “1775” appeared.
A new emblem appeared in 2001 and was immediately adopted. The designer chose understandable and symbolic signs for it, so as a result, it turned out to be versatile but still iconic. The logo consists of two parts, separated from each other and in different geometric shapes. A white star with black and yellow edging is located in the center of the black triangle. It has rounded corners, and a yellow edging with a black duplicating strip running along the entire perimeter. In the horizontal rectangle below, the words “U.S. ARMY” are visible.
