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Collection of Sargents (19)
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A no-nonsense cartoon drill sergeant stands with arms crossed, wearing a green uniform, campaign hat, and combat boots-ready to motivate or intimidate.
A tough-looking cartoon drill sergeant stands with arms crossed, wearing a green uniform, campaign hat, and combat boots-perfect for illustrating discipline or military humor.
A minimalist purple outline of a classic covered wagon-evoking pioneer journeys and 19th-century westward expansion.
This is the standard U.S. Army Sergeant (E-5) rank insignia, worn on uniforms to denote leadership responsibility.
A confident, hyper-muscled cartoon tough guy in a black tank, green cargo pants, and fedora-ready for action or parody.
A bold, stylized cartoon of a female officer in olive-green military attire, saluting with authority-and stylish high heels.
A cheerful, cartoon-style drill sergeant flexing his massive arms while wearing a classic military uniform and campaign hat.
A fierce yet comical cartoon drill sergeant, pointing forward with intensity and a signature wide grin.
This is the official U.S. Army Sergeant First Class (E-7) rank insignia, worn on uniforms to denote senior non-commissioned officer status.
The official FIFA U-20 World Cup trophy logo, featuring bold colors and stylized figures representing unity and athletic spirit.
Flash Sentry strikes a confident, action-ready pose-goggles on, wings spread, and lightning bolts gleaming on his hooves.
A confident cartoon bull stands at attention in full sergeant’s dress uniform, embodying discipline and humor.
This is the official U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (E-6) rank insignia, worn on the uniform sleeve or collar to denote leadership and experience.
“You! Yes, you-pay attention!” This fierce cartoon drill sergeant embodies strict authority and no-nonsense leadership.
This is the standard U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (E-6) rank insignia-worn on uniforms to denote a non-commissioned officer with significant leadership responsibility.
A no-nonsense cartoon drill sergeant stands at attention, arms akimbo, embodying discipline and authority with a smirk.
