What logo would other armies have?

[Magicthyse]

I was amazed to discover (no, I guess I shouldn't be knowing the US) that the US Army has a proper corporate-style logo, and that it's trademarked (or rather service marked).
So what logo would other countries armies have?

And a logo of a tank for Canada isn't allowed

 

[Brutuskend]

Most Mid East countries use this, or should at any rate...

 

[ai42]

Yep I've seen the spec sheets is crazy.

My company printed like 5,000 recruitment T-shirts for the Army (in spanish BTW). And I had to clean up the photos and such and they have very specific color schemes, and such and the threads have to look exactly right. You can only use specific size tables blah blah...

 

[Red Dawn]

Here's Colombia's

 

[Rakkis]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Here's Columbia's

That's "Colombia"

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by: Rakkis

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Here's Columbia's

That's "Colombia"

Well Excuuuuusssssse me your Anal Retentiveness

 

[wnied]

This is one logo that still strikes fear and hatred into those who see it...

1936-1944

 

[Spoooon]

Originally posted by: wnied
This is one logo that still strikes fear and hatred into those who see it...

1936-1944

I don't know about fear. Maybe pity and disgust for the small minds that would wear it.

 

[Cyberian]

Originally posted by: Magicthyse
I was amazed to discover (no, I guess I shouldn't be knowing the US) that the US Army has a proper corporate-style logo, and that it's trademarked (or rather service marked).

Why would this even temporarily amaze you?

Why wouldn't anyone trademark a 'proper corporate-style logo'?

 

[Rakkis]

A swastica is actually a good thing in Eastern cultures. Its meaning is usually a derivative of protection against evil forces.