Pete Hegseth’s Department of War Rebrand Makes Striking Change
Summary
Pete Hegseth showed a new logo design for the Department of Defense, now called the "Department of War," during a speech at the Air Force Academy. The new logo is simpler and more angular compared to the old one, but the Pentagon has not confirmed any official change yet.Key Facts
- The Department of Defense was renamed the "Department of War" by an executive order in September 2025.
- Pete Hegseth introduced a new logo during a speech at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
- The new logo removes traditional elements like olive branches, laurel leaves, and 13 stars.
- The redesign uses a monochrome color scheme with five stars and sharper eagle wings.
- The department’s official website still shows the old Pentagon line-drawing logo.
- The official seal remains based on the original 1949 Department of Defense seal.
- The Pentagon has not confirmed the change of logo or name officially.
- The story is ongoing and may receive updates in the future.
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