IA03_Exhibit D Graphic Guidebook.pdf

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USAREC Perforated Window Graphics Federal contract opportunity
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25A185
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Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Sam Houston

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This file is a U.S. Army Window Cling Style Guide for Recruiting Station window graphics, providing comprehensive design specifications and branding guidelines. The document details precise visual requirements for window clings, including a color palette (Army Black, Army Gold, and White), vector graphic usage rules, and layout principles with modular design options for horizontal and vertical configurations. Key visual priorities include mandatory elements such as the U.S. Army logo (horizontal orientation), the "Be All You Can Be" tagline, a QR code, a "Weapons Prohibited" warning sign, and a call-to-action directing viewers to goarmy.com. The style guide emphasizes readability, consistent branding, and flexible placement across different window groups and dimensions, with specific instructions to maintain proportions, colors, and alignment when reproducing graphics.

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U.S. ARMY ICONOGRAPHY TOOLKIT FEBRUARY 2023 01MAY 2025

U.S. ARMY

WINDOW CLING GUIDELINES:

RECRUITING

STATION

LOGO 1 HORIZONTAL LOGO 2 VERTICAL

Ensure clarity, consistency, and maximum visibility for all window clings and graphics.

Design Considerations Window clings differ from printed posters. Prioritize readability above all else.

Graphics are modular.

They can be arranged vertically or horizontally depending on the window layout.

Purpose

TAGLINE HORIZONTAL TAGLINE VERTICAL

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Layout Guidelines

LOGO 1 HORIZONTAL LOGO 2 VERTICAL

TAGLINE HORIZONTAL TAGLINE VERTICAL

Center the design both vertically and horizontally when possible.

Adjust layout if window frames obstruct key elements.

Top and bottom yellow stripes are used to unify multiple sections.

Leave space between the stripes and the content.

Don’t overcrowd — let the design "breathe."

SPACE TO BREATHE

Stripes

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GROUP 1

GROUP 2

GROUP 3

Visual Priorities

Doors

U.S. Army Logo-must have

Tagline: BE ALL YOU CAN BE-if space allows

Use the space fully — scale logos and taglines to be bold and legible.

Choose landscape or portrait orientation based on window dimensions.

U.S. Army Logo horizontal: required

QR Code: required

WARNING WEAPONS PROHIBITED

sign: required

Call to Action(goarmy.com): required

Ensure yellow stripes align with stripes from adjacent window groups

Note: Window frames may cover parts of the logo or tagline, but readability must be maintained.

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Color palette specifications

PRIMARY COLOR PALETTE

RGB 34 31 32

HEX #221F20

PMS BLACK 3 C

CMYK 20 30 30 100

100K

ARMY BLACK

RGB 255 204 1

HEX #FFCC01

PMS 123 C

CMYK 0 25 95 0

ARMY GOLD

RGB 255 255 255

HEX #FFFFFF

CMYK 0 0 0 0 WHITE

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Approved vector graphics in this style guide are ready for reuse in official U.S. Army materials.

• You may copy and paste vector elements directly into your designs.

• Ensure proportions, colors, and alignment remain consistent with this guide.

• Do not stretch, alter, or re-color vector elements.

• Maintain appropriate clear space and sizing as shown in layout examples.

COPY FOR USE means the graphic is cleared and standardized for Army branding purposes.

VECTOR GRAPHICSUsing Vector Art from This Guide

U.S. ARMY WINDOW CLING STYLE GUIDE MAY 2025

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