Logo Usage Instructions
State logos are available for download. The following guide should help answer any questions you may have regarding which logo version best suits your needs. Please remember this is only a guide and logo uses may not be listed. If you should have any questions please contact your printer or graphic designer.
Should I use the large or small version? The small versions are appropriate for most applications, including but not limited to web applications, T-shirts, print advertisements, and stickers. The large versions are supplied for use in large displays such as giant banners and signage projects.
At 300 dpi, the "large version" is a 10" x 5" printout
At 300 dpi, the "small version" is a 5" x 2.5" printout
You have two color options, 4-color and 3-color.
4-Color (4-Color process)
- Web pages (convert to JPEG or GIF)
- Collateral
- Inserts
- Newspaper advertising
3-Color (3 flat colors)
- Use in "spot color" jobs
- Signage
- Imprinting
- Embroidery
You have two options, grayscale and black and white. Grayscale has a slight color tone in the patch, while B/W has no color tone in the patch.
Grayscale
- B/W or one color printing
- B/W newspaper advertising
Black and White
- B/W or one color printing - Signage
- B/W newspaper advertising - Embroidery
- Imprinting
Click here to go to the national logo page.
Click here to go to the states logo page.
2006 National Guard Print Collateral Stylesheet & Downloads
- 2006 Stylesheet (106 kb pdf file)
- Blue Background Art (41.5 mb tif file)
- Red Rule Art (14.7 mb tif file)
Contact your local recruiter for more information.
