Türk Kara Kuvvetleri Logo

A heraldic, rounded shield with a deep maroon central field and a thick gold/olive border. Centered on the maroon field is a gold, detailed silhouette of a marching soldier standing on a wreath; two crossed swords sit behind the wreath. Abo...

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Maroon shield emblem with gold soldier on a laurel, crossed swords, crescent and five stars; 'TÜRK KARA KUVVETLERİ'.
Türk Kara Kuvvetleri logo

About Türk Kara Kuvvetleri

A heraldic, rounded shield with a deep maroon central field and a thick gold/olive border. Centered on the maroon field is a gold, detailed silhouette of a marching soldier standing on a wreath; two crossed swords sit behind the wreath. Above the soldier are five gold stars in a horizontal arc and a small gold crescent beneath them. The bottom of the gold border carries curved uppercase text reading "TÜRK KARA KUVVETLERİ" and the interior near the base shows the small inscription "M.Ö. 209".

Overall the mark is traditional and emblematic, using metallic gold elements against a dark red background, with laurel/sword martial motifs and a formal, symmetrical layout typical of military crests.

What's in it: soldier silhouette crossed swords laurel wreath crescent stars

Shapes: rounded shield arched/curved border row of stars (five) crescent laurel wreath crossed swords

Style: heraldic traditional emblematic metallic/gold detailed

Text in logo: TÜRK KARA KUVVETLERİ M.Ö. 209

Martial / state military symbolism (soldier, crossed swords, laurel wreath, crescent and stars suggest armed forces and national affiliation).

Categories

Government
Government Turkey Türk Kara Kuvvetleri

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Deep maroon
#772127 · primary
Gold / mustard
#D8B43A · secondary
Pale cream
#EDE0A5 · accent

Frequently asked

What text appears on the emblem?

The emblem shows 'TÜRK KARA KUVVETLERİ' on the curved border and 'M.Ö. 209' inside near the base.

What does the crescent and stars stand for?

Visually, a crescent with stars commonly represents national or state symbolism; here they appear as part of the military emblem.

What does 'M.Ö. 209' mean?

The characters 'M.Ö. 209' are present on the badge; I cannot confirm their exact meaning from the image alone.

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