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Collection of Insignia Cliparts (68)
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Curated clip art focused on insignia, including crisp transparent PNGs and simple vectors suitable for classroom printouts, slides, and web use.
The U.S. Army seal features a bald eagle clutching an olive branch and arrows, with a shield bearing red and white stripes and a blue chief with stars.
The official seal of the United States Navy, adopted in 1957, represents maritime power and national sovereignty.
The classic U.S. Army Air Forces roundel, adopted in 1942, features a white five-pointed star centered in a blue circle, flanked by red-and-white bars.
The U.S. Air Force Reserve seal, representing citizen airmen who serve part-time while maintaining civilian careers.
The STS-51-L mission patch commemorates the Challenger crew and their SRL-1 payload, blending Earth, stars, and the shuttle in a powerful emblem of exploration.
The iconic U.S. Air Force emblem, adopted in 1951, represents the service’s mission of flight, space, and cyberspace dominance.
The U.S. Army seal, adopted in 1947, displays crossed cannons, the American flag, a Phrygian cap, and the motto “This We’ll Defend.”
The official American Legion emblem-featuring a five-pointed gold star, laurel wreath, and “US” insignia-embodies honor and national service.
The official coat of arms of Bremen, Germany, depicting the personification of Liberty (Freiheit) in profile with a winged helmet, set against a blue shield and crowned by a golden castle.
A complete set of US Army enlisted rank insignia, organized by pay grade-each chevron and badge reflects authority, experience, and responsibility.
The official STS-107 mission patch, commemorating the crew of Space Shuttle Columbia and their scientific mission before the 2003 reentry tragedy.
The ISS logo represents international collaboration, with the station orbiting Earth, framed by a unity chain and laurel wreath.
This is the standard U.S. Army Corporal (E-4) rank insignia, worn on the sleeve or collar of service uniforms.
The classic U.S. Navy insignia, adopted in 1947, combines an anchor, chain, and bold “USN” letters to represent maritime heritage and readiness.
The U.S. Marine Corps’ official emblem-the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor-crafted in gleaming gold, represents air, land, and sea operations worldwide.
The Department of the Air Force seal, adopted in 1947, features a bald eagle above a shield with lightning bolts, encircled by 13 stars and the founding year MCMXLVII.
This is the standard shoulder board for a U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander (O-4), featuring three gold stripes and a gold letter “P” on a black background.
A stylized golden aviator wing badge featuring a silver aircraft propeller at its center, representing flight qualification and aviation tradition.
A classic three-chevron green sergeant insignia, commonly worn on U.S. Army and allied service uniforms to denote NCO rank.
This ornate golden crest blends nautical adventure with medical symbolism, perfect for dive clubs, marine clinics, or maritime heritage branding.
The official seal of the United States Marine Corps-representing honor, courage, and commitment since 1868.
A classic heraldic shield design showcasing a proud white seahorse against a vibrant red background, symbolizing strength and sea-faring legacy.
The classic Harley-Davidson Motor Clothes logo, instantly recognizable to riders and collectors worldwide.
A crisp black-and-white Batman symbol outline, ideal for coloring pages, stencils, or DIY superhero decor.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a stick figure. The figure is standing with its arms stretched out to the sides and its head tilted upwards, as if it is looking up at something. Its body is straight and its legs are slightly bent at the knees. Its head is tilted slightly to the side, and its eyes are closed. The stick figure appears to be standing on all fours.
A bold, expressive cartoon soldier gives a formal salute, capturing discipline and character in simple linework.
A complete chart of U.S. Army enlisted rank insignia, clearly labeled from Private to Sergeant Major of the Army.
The iconic U.S. Air Force Pilot Wings badge, symbolizing flight qualification and service excellence.
The official BSA emblem-a golden fleur-de-lis with an eagle, American shield, and two stars-symbolizes scouting values and national pride.
The image is a line drawing of the Caduceus, a medical symbol used in the United States of America. It is a symbol of the medical profession, specifically the Cadillium, which is a snake-like creature with two wings on either side. The wings are spread out behind the body of the snake, with the head of the staff at the top and the body at the bottom. The snake is coiled up in a spiral pattern, with its head facing towards the left side of the image. The body is curved and has a pointed end, with a small ball at the end. The overall design is simple
The Senior Parachutist Badge features a central parachute flanked by silver wings, with three gold stars denoting advanced jump qualifications.
The REPLAY logo features a radiant gold star centered above the brand name in clean, modern lettering-ideal for apparel and lifestyle branding.
A joyful, cartoon-style Earth waves hello-ideal for coloring and learning about Earth Day on April 22.
The Staff Sergeant (E-5) insignia features three white chevrons above a central star, symbolizing leadership and technical expertise in the U.S. Air Force.
A vibrant, welcoming VBS logo inviting children and families to a fun-filled week of learning, laughter, and spiritual growth.
Display of official U.S. military rank insignia: P-0, E-9, E-7, E-6 (hat), and E-8 collar badges, each labeled with catalog numbers for identification.
The U.S. Marine Corps Special Operations Command (MARSOC) emblem, combining the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor with a black dagger to represent elite special ops readiness.
A symmetrical, decorative line drawing of two koi fish facing a central pagoda, framed by flowing waves-perfect for coloring or tattoo inspiration.
The image is a logo of the Batman logo. It is a circular shape with a black background and a yellow bat symbol in the center. The bat symbol is in the shape of an oval and is outlined in black. The symbol is a simple, cartoon-like design with a batman-like shape and a pointed bat symbol on the top left corner. The overall color scheme of the logo is black and yellow.
A visual reference of all U.S. Army enlisted rank insignia, showing progression from E-1 to E-9 with distinctive chevrons and specialty devices.
The Senior Airman (E-4) insignia features three chevrons above a star, symbolizing leadership and technical proficiency in the U.S. Air Force.
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