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US Department of Veterans Affairs
Available Emblems of Belief
If your loved one served in any of the United States Armed Forces, they may qualify to receive a bronze plaque or emblem for placement on a grave marker or monument. Click here for more details.
Veterans' memorials usually include a single symbol or design called an "Emblem of Belief". This can be a religious symbol like a cross or Star of David, or another non-religious symbol. There are currently 67 emblems approved by the VA. They can also be used for any memorial, veteran or not.

Latin Cross

Dharmachakra

מָגֵן דָּוִד - Star of David

Presbyterian Cross

Russian Orthodox Cross

Lutheran Cross

Episcopal Cross

Flaming Chalice

Cross and Flame

Patriarchal Cross

Angel Moroni

Tipi insignia

Serbian Orthodox Cross

Greek Cross

9-Pointed Star

Atomic Whirl

Star and Crescent

ॐ - Om

金光教 - Konkōkyō

Child with Lamb and Lion

Winged Heart

Plum Blossom

生長の家 - Seichō no Ie badge

世界救世教 Izunome Cross

Teaching Symbol

Cross and Triangle

Agnus Dei

EK symbol

Chalice and St. Andrew Cross

Fourfold Gospel symbol

Cross Triumphant

Happy Human

Presbyterian Seal

出雲大社教 - Izumo taishakyō

8-Petaled Lotus

ਖੰਡਾ - Khanda

Pentacle

LCMS Cross

NAC Cross

Seventh-day Adventist symbol

Celtic Cross

Armenian Cross

فروهر - Farahavar

Cross in the Star of David

כֹּהֵן - Kohen Hands

Catholic Celtic Cross

Cross and Crown

Medicine Wheel

∞ Lemniscate

5-Pointed Star

Luther Rose

Landing Eagle

Four Directions

Nazarene Logo

Mjǫllnir

Unification Seal

Sandhill Crane

Church of God logo

Pomegranate

מְנוֹרָה - Menorah

鳥居 - Torii

Gye Nyame

Sacred Heart

Maltese Cross

Awen

WELS Cross

PNCC symbol
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