Which significant change was made to the U.S. Army logo in 2001 as part of a major rebranding effort to modernize its image for recruitment?

Throughout history, military insignias and logos have played a crucial role in unit identification, morale, and organizational branding. The U.S. Army's visual identity has evolved significantly since its founding in 1775, reflecting changing national priorities, warfare tactics, and design aesthetics. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable military logos in history and the strategic branding decisions behind it.

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The traditional black and gold color scheme was replaced with black and silver to appear more elite and tactical
The 'US ARMY' text was changed from all capitals to mixed case with a new proprietary typeface called 'Army Strong'
The traditional black star emblem was replaced with the Army Star logo featuring a white star on black with gold trim
The words 'This We'll Defend' were removed from the logo as focus groups found the phrase too aggressive for modern recruiting