Which famous military logo was originally designed in 1775 with a different central symbol than it has today?

Throughout military history, emblems and logos have played a crucial role in unit identity, morale, and recognition on the battlefield. From ancient Roman standards to modern military branch insignias, these symbols carry deep historical significance and often evolve to reflect changing values and missions. This trivia challenge tests your knowledge of one of the most recognizable military logos and its fascinating transformation through history.

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The U.S. Marine Corps Eagle, Globe, and Anchor (which originally featured a fouled anchor without the globe)
The U.S. Army's five-pointed star (which originally featured a liberty cap and sword)
The Royal Air Force roundel (which originally featured the Union Jack rather than concentric circles)
The Soviet Red Army's red star (which originally featured a hammer without the sickle)