Collection of Army Cartoon (19)

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A political cartoon showing a suited man handing a "POLICE" sign to a soldier in camouflage holding a rifle, symbolizing militarized policing.

A sharp political satire illustrating how civilian authority can co-opt military force under the guise of policing.

Cartoon soldier in green camouflage uniform with "UNIDENTIFIED ARMY" patch, black balaclava, and rifle.

A satirical illustration of an anonymous soldier, highlighting themes of secrecy and institutional ambiguity in modern warfare.

A cartoon soldier struggles to lift a seesaw with three other soldiers sliding off the opposite end, set against a blue sky and green grass.

When one person bears the weight while others slide away-classic imbalance in action.

A stick figure with a laptop on its head stands beside a green tree, facing a smiling person in a cap and hoodie.

When your coding session meets real-world connection-stick figure meets human under the tree.

Two military officers in caricature, one handing a flaming baton to another, labeled "Passing the Baton".

“Passing the Baton” - a sharp political cartoon illustrating the transfer of military authority, complete with fiery symbolism and expressive caricature.

A cartoon soldier awkwardly saluting while holding a rifle, as two officers observe with concern.

“The uniforms are impeccable, but I think I’ll never get used to this new military salute!” - a classic military training gag.

A cartoon of a military leader on horseback wielding a sword, leading a large group of identical soldiers in green uniforms marching forward.

A stylized caricature showing a stern commander guiding a massive, synchronized troop formation-evoking commentary on leadership and collective action.

A satirical cartoon showing a lone soldier walking away from a marching line of identical, shouting soldiers labeled "Sensitivity Training."

One soldier walks off while the rest chant slogans in lockstep-a visual jab at rigid ideological training.

Political cartoon showing soldiers on a tank with a recruiter offering "Iraq Tour Extensions" to a weary veteran.

“As an all-volunteer army, you should be pleased to learn that you’ve all volunteered again.” - A biting satire on repeated deployments in the Iraq War era.

A satirical cartoon showing a large US Army tank labeled "FOR OUTSIDE THREATS" and a tiny, nervous tank labeled "FOR INSIDE THREATS".

The big tank handles outside threats; the little one sweats over inside ones-satire on national security priorities.

Cartoon depicting US Army soldiers with speech bubble proposing a new uniform for female soldiers to prevent sexual assault.

A pointed political cartoon highlighting the absurdity of blaming attire instead of addressing systemic issues in military culture.

Cartoon soldiers in green uniforms marching with laptops, @ symbols for heads, Chinese flags above a podium.

Soldiers with email-symbol heads march in formation, carrying laptops under national flags-a sharp visual metaphor for digital-age state power.

Political cartoon showing U.S. Navy SEALs carrying a wounded Bin Laden past buried Pakistan Army soldiers denying involvement.

“It’s just the wind… go back to sleep!” - a biting satire on Pakistan’s claimed ignorance of Bin Laden’s presence.

Green and tan camouflaged WWII-era tank illustration with turret, tracks, and side-mounted gun.

A stylized depiction of a mid-20th-century tank featuring green-and-tan camouflage, dual armaments, and classic tracked mobility.

A satirical cartoon showing British soldiers with medieval armor and modern gear, unpacking a "Cannon" kit box while a Union Jack flies.

“The kit’s finally arrived then.” - A humorous take on military procurement delays, blending eras for comic effect.

A political cartoon depicting a Pakistani military officer in uniform, with text bubbles stating, "Yes, Bin Laden was hiding right under our nose...." and "...so we've launched a full investigation into it."

Satirical cartoon showing a Pakistani military officer acknowledging Osama bin Laden's presence in Pakistan and claiming a full investigation was launched.