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File:NATO Map Symbol - Amphibious.svg|Amphibious
File:NATO Map Symbol - Amphibious.svg|Amphibious
File:APP-6a Amphibious.png|Amphibious
File:APP-6 Amphibious.svg|Amphibious
File:NATO Map Symbol - Motorised.svg|Motorized
File:NATO Map Symbol - Motorised.svg|Motorized
File:NATO Map Symbol - Airmobile.svg|Airmobile
File:NATO Map Symbol - Airmobile.svg|Airmobile
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File:NATO Map Symbol - Wheeled CrossCountry.svg|Wheeled Cross-country Vehicles
File:NATO Map Symbol - Wheeled CrossCountry.svg|Wheeled Cross-country Vehicles
File:NATO Map Symbol - Wheeled.svg|Wheeled Vehicles
File:NATO Map Symbol - Wheeled.svg|Wheeled Vehicles
File:APP-6 Air-transportable.svg|Airborne
File:APP-6 Airmobile Mod.svg|Airmobile
File:APP-6 Airmobile.svg|Air Assault (integral lift)
File:APP-6 Parachute.svg|Parachute
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Revision as of 18:20, 21 March 2020

Unit Allegiance Symbols

  • Friendly Headquarters
    Friendly Headquarters
  • Friendly Land Unit
    Friendly Land Unit
  • Friendly Air or Space Unit
    Friendly Air or Space Unit
  • Friendly Sea Surface Unit
    Friendly Sea Surface Unit
  • Friendly Under Sea Unit
    Friendly Under Sea Unit
  • Headquarters of Enemy or Hostile force
    Headquarters of Enemy or Hostile force
  • Enemy or Hostile Land Unit
    Enemy or Hostile Land Unit
  • Enemy or Hostile Air Unit
    Enemy or Hostile Air Unit
  • Enemy or Hostile Sea Surface Unit
    Enemy or Hostile Sea Surface Unit
  • Enemy or Hostile Under-Sea Unit
    Enemy or Hostile Under-Sea Unit
  • Headquarters of Neutral, Unaligned or Un-allied force
    Headquarters of Neutral, Unaligned or Un-allied force
  • Neutral or Unaligned or Un-allied Land Unit
    Neutral or Unaligned or Un-allied Land Unit
  • Neutral or Unaligned or Un-allied Air Unit
    Neutral or Unaligned or Un-allied Air Unit
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    Neutral or Unaligned Sea Surface Unit
  • Error creating thumbnail:
    Neutral or Unaligned Under-Sea Unit

Filled Symbols

NATO standards allow for either filled or unfilled symbols. Here are a few examples of filled symbols:

Unit Size Indicators

Friendly Force Unit Symbols

Headquarters Units

Infantry Units

Armour, Cavalry and Reconnaissance Units

Artillery Units

Engineer Units

Air Defence and Anti-Tank Units

Aviation

Special Operations Force

Combat Support Units

Combat Service Support Units

Health Services Units

Navy Land Units

Mobility Indicators

Capability or Role Indicators

Sea Units

Air Units

Enemy Force Unit Symbols

Land Combat Units

Land Combat Support Units

Combat Service Support Units

Neutral or Unaligned Unit Symbols

For More Information See

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