The
use of various Coast Guard Insignia is governed by specific criteria, as
defined by U.S. Coast Guard Heraldry.
Coast Guard Seal
The Coast Guard Seal is a pair of crossed anchors
superimposed by a life ring with shield and surrounded by a line grommet.
The Seal must not be reproduced outside of the Coast Guard.
The wall plaque reproduction of the Seal may be loaned on license agreements to service-related organizations.
Temporary use of the wall plaque reproduction of the Seal by Service-related organizations is approved.
Coast
Guard Mark and Emblem
Neither the Coast Guard Mark nor the Emblem may be reproduced outside
the Coast Guard without approval. Vendors or others who seek to reproduce
these identifying symbols must submit an outline of the intended use and a
copy of the proposed design to Commandant (CG-09223). Click here
to view and download the Coast Guard mark and emblem.
Coast Guard Ensign
The Coast Guard Ensign is a symbol of the United
States Coast Guard law enforcement authority and is, by law, restricted to
official use only.
Coast Guard Standard
The Coast Guard Standard is used during parades
and ceremonies and is adorned by our 34 battle streamers. Service-related
organizations may use the Standard on temporary loan with approval from
Commandant (CG-09223).
For additional information on Symbol usage, or to
request the use of the Coast Guard Insignia, contact Carlos
Diaz
Address: Commandant (CG-09223)
2100 Second Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20593-0001
Attn: Mr. Carlos Diaz
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