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Revision as of 10:07, March 22, 2022
The symbols of the Office of Naval Intelligence are the primary symbols used to identify the organization and its divisions.
Types
The Seal of the Office of Naval Intelligence superficially resembles a stylized surveillance satellite, but it also represents a pyramid of knowledge with an all-seeing eye and an arrowhead directed to the heavens.[1] Above the center circle reads "UNSC" and at the bottom, in between the edges of the outer circle reads "Office of Naval Intelligence".
The colors of the seal can be inverted on dark surfaces.[2] In some instances, the text is removed from the seal.[3] The seal can be modified to include ONI units[4] or locations.[5]
"Eagle, Globe, and Banner" derived logo
Another symbol, based on the UNSC's "Eagle, Glove, and Banner" logo is also occasionally used. Featuring the bird with the globe, the main differences include the globe containing the "all-seeing eye" with triangles and stars surrounding it and the ribbon at the bottom containing the text "Office of Naval Intelligence" in it.[6]
History
The "Eagle, Globe, and Banner" logo was first used sometime between 2540 and 2551.[7]
The seal for the Office of Naval Intelligence saw use as late as 2560.[8]
Gallery
A variant of the seal without any of the text.
On some dark surfaces, an inverted color scheme is used for the seal like with the Transit Box DR44.
Another instance of an inverted color ONI seal.
- Promo Kilo-5 Patch.jpeg
A version of the seal was created for Kilo-Five. This version adds in the text "K5" to the center dot of the arrow.
A version of the ONI seal for Ivanoff Station. Note the additional text above the arrowhead design.
The UNSC variant of the ONI symbol, as seen on Veronica Dare's chest plate.
An ONI symbol at the beginning of the Halo 2 Limited Collector's Edition DVD.
A version of the ONI seal seen on the uniform and armor of Jameson Locke and his team in Halo: Nightfall.
The "Eagle, Globe, and Banner" ONI logo as seen in The Babysitter.
The "Eagle, Globe, and Banner" ONI logo directly seen in The Babysitter.
An unused ONI Seal for the Nova Austin Station (referred to here as "Mindoro Station") found in the files for Halo 4.
List of appearances
- Halo Legends
- The Babysitter (First appearance)
- Halo 3: ODST
- Halo: Reach
- Halo 4
- Halo: Nightfall
- Halo 5: Guardians
- Halo Infinite
Sources
- ^ Halo Mythos, page 141
- ^ Halo: Reach: Transit Box DR44 model
- ^ Bungie.Net, Reach Project page
- ^ Kilo-Five Trilogy, promotional patch
- ^ Halo 4, campaign level Composer
- ^ Halo 3: ODST: Veronica Dare model
- ^ Halo Legends, The Babysitter
- ^ Halo Infinite, trailer, Campaign Gameplay Premiere
