101st Airborne Division Logo

Centered on a solid black field is a bold, simplified white eagle head in profile facing left. The eagle has a hooked yellow beak with a small black tip and a red tongue/inner beak area; the head graphic is a flat, high-contrast silhouette...

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White stylized eagle head with yellow beak and arched yellow 'AIRBORNE' text on black background.
101st Airborne Division logo

About 101st Airborne Division

Centered on a solid black field is a bold, simplified white eagle head in profile facing left. The eagle has a hooked yellow beak with a small black tip and a red tongue/inner beak area; the head graphic is a flat, high-contrast silhouette with a stylized jagged feather base.

Above the eagle, an arched uppercase wordmark reads "AIRBORNE" in bright yellow. The overall composition is a compact, emblematic military patch-style layout with minimal detail and strong color contrast.

What's in it: eagle head

Shapes: arched wordmark stylized eagle head hooked beak feathered lower silhouette

Style: military emblem flat bold minimalist

Text in logo: AIRBORNE

A bird-of-prey (eagle) head evokes flight, vigilance and martial readiness; the arched "AIRBORNE" emphasizes airborne forces.

Categories

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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · primary
Yellow
#FFD100 · secondary
Red
#D72631 · accent

101st Airborne Division Logo History

This design is the well-known "Screaming Eagle" insignia associated with the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division, used as the division's emblem since World War II.

Frequently asked

Which unit uses this logo?

This is the "Screaming Eagle" insignia associated with the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division.

Are the colors symbolic?

No explicit symbolism is visible in the image itself; the high-contrast yellow, white and red on black create a bold, martial appearance.

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