UFC 3-120-01
FEBRUARY 6 2003
Figure 2.22. Balance.
Aerospace Defense
11th Air Refueling
Command
Squadron
First Strategic
Air Force
Aerospace Division
Office of Special
Investigations
2.11.12. Correct and Incorrect Layout. Figure 2.23 is an example of correct word placement, line
sequence, type style and letter spacing. Figure 2.24 gives several incorrect examples.
Section 2B - - Graphics
2.12. Graphic Emblems. There are four different graphic emblems which may be used on Air Force
military identification signs. These are the Air Force Symbol, the Air Force Coat of Arms, the Air
Force Shield, and the squadron emblem disk.
2.13. Air Force Symbol and Coat of Arms. These may only be used in specific applications.
2.13.1. Use of Symbol. Use the Air Force Symbol only on base identification signs (See
paragraphs 4.8 and 4.9) and water towers (See paragraph 4.33), never on any other type of
sign or structure.
2.13.2. Use of Coat of Arms. The Air Force Coat of Arms may be used on signs identifying
components of headquarters level. It is always rendered in full color with no design variations.
2.13.3. Contrast to Background. The Air Force Coat of Arms is outlined with a thin black line
and is edged with golden yellow piping to contrast with the sign background (See Figure 2.25).
Refer to AFPAM 36-2801 for further information.
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