US Navy logo

[james burchfield]

does anyone have a good black and white us navy seal that would be good to engrave and laser cut them, im trying to turn them into ornaments for christmas

[Tim Bateson]

A quick search here you'd find this thread - http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...ight=navy+seal

[Jeff DeVore]

Hi James,
Here is one for the Navy that I vectorized:
Sign - UNITED STATES NAVY.cdr

Hope this helps, Jeff.

[james burchfield]

thanks alot i searched navy must of missed it

[Ray Uebner]

Laser Buzz has all the military logos already in Ornaments among other items. you might want to check them out.

[james burchfield]

thanks for all the replies and thanks jeff that was exactly what i was looking for.

my friend saw it and wanted to know if anyone has the army logo?

[Ray Uebner]

Laser Buzz has all the logo for the military. You should really check them out if you want to do military. I do not get anything for the referal but Tom is there to help when he can and he has a good product. We use it and they do sell. Just a thought, it will also give you some more ideas of other things to make.

[Jeff DeVore]

Ok, let's cut to the chase. Here are all five military logos however I think that the Air Force has been changed:

Air Force.CDR

Army.CDR

Coast Guard.CDR

Marine.CDR

Navy.CDR

Hope this helps, Jeff.

[Scott Erwin]

Good Call Jeff,

It was pretty obvious where that was going....Duh....

[Gary and Jessica Houghton]

here's another version of the marine and the new air force. These were made for wall plaques. Hope these help.

[Craig Hogarth]

I have some some good vectors of the US Navy Seal both for wood and acrylic but I don't have any zip software. If someone can zip and post them for me, pm me with your email address. They don't make for good vector cuts, but rastering comes out really nice.

[Rudy Ress]

Just sent PM

[Craig Hogarth]

Thanks Rudy.

[Tom Cole]

for the seals of all the services in almost any format check out this website

http://www.defenselink.mil/multimedia/web_graphics/

tom

[Mike Mackenzie]

Craig,

FYI if you are using win XP all you have to do is select the files and then right click and then go to SEND TO and then select the compressed folder option. This will ZIP your file or files for you.