Use of the SF Insignia

[Pete]

Originally Posted by the squid

...As I understand it, use of the "De Opresso Liber" insignia is a strictly Special Forces thing.....

"De Oppresso Liber" is on the Special Forces Unit Crest as seen at the top of the page. "Veritas et Libertas" is on the School House Crest.

Neither is trademarked by the Army but use by others with no conection to them would be at best cheesey - at least by me.

[the squid]

Originally Posted by Pete

"De Opresso Liber" is on the Special Forces Unit Crest as seen at the top of the page. "Veritas et Libertas" is on the School House Crest.

Neither is trademarked by the Army but use by others with no conection to them would be at best cheesey - at least by me.

Roger, SGM.

[tom kelly]

Originally Posted by Pete

"De Oppresso Liber" is on the Special Forces Unit Crest as seen at the top of the page. "Veritas et Libertas" is on the School House Crest.

Neither is trademarked by the Army but use by others with no conection to them would be at best cheesey - at least by me.

I AGREE....tom kelly

[Scimitar]

Any reason why the SFA hasnt national registered them?

Scimitar

[Team Sergeant]

Originally Posted by Scimitar

Any reason why the SFA hasnt national registered them?

Scimitar

Don't need to........ we all know who the quote belongs to....

One of the Special Forces Groups did in fact trademark their motto......

TS

[swpa19]

Now, im a VOFG. But, it would seem to me that using the Crest, Motto or anything else SF Specific for personal gain, could be considered a health hazard to the user JMHO though.

[CMOIIIOPS]

Information here may answer the question.

http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/

Since you are on a military installation AR would apply.

RJD

[Mike]

wtf does "roger up" mean?