Armed Forces Emblems

Hello,

Does anyone know where I can find .dwgs of the US armed forces
seals/crests/emblem. Ex. the marine corps seal. I've found images of them
which I am tracing over in cad, but if they are already drawn and available
for download then I don't want to waste my time...this tracing is getting
tedious. I have to detail them so that we can have them carved in granite.

thanks

-joe

 

carved in granite, hmmmmm?

you could be wantin them for a cad cam embroidery machine so you can make
uniforms to sell to the enemy !!

no way, i ain't helpin ya joe (if thats your real name)

 

doug, what's your problem?????
I am a CAD tech/web admin for Architectural Granite & Marble in Austin,
Texas USA!!
We supply slabs and cut to size material. www.agmgranite.com
Find the contacts page and you'll see my name, Joe Pizzini
We are doing a WW2 memorial in New Mexico which requires all the emblems of
the armed forces to be cut into our stone.
Why are you so paranoid??

If anyone else knows where I can find cad blocks for this I'd really
apprecieate it.

thanks

-joe

 

Don't know the web site but the Institute of Heraldry is the agency that oversees all military emblem designs and such.

Best bet is to do a search on google.com.

Never mind the paranoid.....and you don't have to explain yourself, either.

Good Luck.

 

Jee-sus.......

This should really freak you out : The Nick Berg video is fake. Neil Armstrong never went
on the moon. Elvis is dead. A dingo ate your baby. I run faster than your dad (last time I
was at your parent's place, anyway)

To the rest of this NG, I'm sorry about this post. Really. It was just too tempting.

Dr Fleau

We are born naked, cold and hungry. Then things get worse.

 

http://www.defenselink.mil/multimedia/web_graphics/#army

 

an overactive sense of humor that doesn't always translate well across
discussion ng.

 

Try here. https://www.perscom.army.mil/tagd/index.htm

They have a link to the Institute of Heraldry but there are only some
low-rez raster images there. If you contact them and explain what you're
doing they may be able to help.

Also some image here http://www.qmfound.com/army_heraldry.htm#Symbols
http://www.jcs-group.com/military/rank/medalribbon.html
http://www.defenselink.mil/multimedia/web_graphics/


Allen

oversees all military emblem designs and such.

 

That'll do it. Download the WMF's They'll come in as CAD objects.

 

You may also want to contact your Contact, and determine which logos will be
used. For instance the traditional Air Force Seal or the modern wings logo.
They tend to be a bit picky, especially if you are going to have veterans
involved, so tread lightly, and ask lots of seemingly silly questions.
save some cutting time too.

DM

 

awesome.
thanks everyone. this is a big help.

-joe

 

i got it, thought it was very funny, i'm with you, joe eh.........and i guess your last name is smith?
answer this: who won the '68 world series?

 

hehe, i had to look it up on google....wasn't born for another 15 years

 

i gots underwear older than you!

 

I've go a marriage as old as he is. As of day before yesterday!

 

Thanks for sharing that fact...

 

you could also try www.brandsoftheworld.com and get .eps files. Just do a
search (I found the US Army on there...the others are probably there too).
If you've got Illustrator you can save them to .dwg files.