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Military logos from around the world

This could actually be a fascinating branding project, but the selection of defense department/ministry logos given in this article is a bit too limited (and a remarkable number of former…

This could actually be a fascinating branding project, but the selection of defense department/ministry logos given in this article is a bit too limited (and a remarkable number of former British colonies still use a variation of the UK’s MoD logo).

Japan’s looks like a toy manufacturer — but Ireland’s rocks.

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2 thoughts on “Military logos from around the world”

  1. Absolutely agree on Ireland. The rest all look like they were designed by a committee. And probably were.

    The Emerald Isle’s logo looks fierce, stylish, graceful all at the same time.

  2. Yep, I like the Eire one was the best of the bunch with the Lithuanian being the second best.

    I guess I liked how it incorperated the Harp and a defender with Spear and Shield while looking all vaguely Celtic and ancient all at the same time.

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