U.S. Air Force logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG U.S. Air Force Logo PNG The logo of the U.S. Air Force consists of two parts: a wordmark and an image, which represents either an eagle or a medal, depending on how you see it.
- The U.S. Air Force logo was designed in 1999 and revealed in January 2000 by Eric Livingston.
- It appeared on gates and water towers seven months later, and that was the start of the period of tests, which lasted until 2002.
- Eventually, in 2004, the logo was announced the Official Symbol of the U.S. Air Force.
- Symbol If you take a quick glance at the emblem, you’ll see one of the two things: either an eagle or a medal.
- Both the interpretations are essential for understanding the logo.
- To begin with, there’re stylized wings symbolizing men and women in the Air Force.
- The sharp angles stand for swiftness and power.
- Below, there’s a sphere, which symbolizes the globe – all the territory, where the Air Force actually can reach.
- As the official explanation puts it, it reflects its mission to “provide decisive aerospace power, worldwide.” This part of the U.S. Air Force logo also comprises a five-pointed star representing the groups of people that belong to the organization (from active duty to retirees).
- Each of the three diamonds seen in the lower half of the emblem symbolizes one of the core values, including integrity, service before self, and excellence.
- Air Force” is Berthold Akzidenz Grotesk bold extended.
- In case it can’t be used, it’s possible to replace it with the Arial Black bold uppercase.
- Colors The emblem can be given in blue (Pantone 287), black, grey (Pantone Cool Grey 7), chrome-silver (Pantone Silver 877c), chrome-blue, and white.
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