CMP Unveils Updated Logo Design

The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is happy to announce a rebranding of its emblem – transferring from the basic eagle seal to a brand new, less complicated model.

“We consider it’s time for brand spanking new emblem that represents the extra fashionable present state of the CMP – one thing that, just like the revision of our packages, is extra modern,” stated CMP Board Chair and CEO, Jerry O’Keefe. “We couldn’t be extra happy with CMP’s deep historical past and legacy which stretches again over 120 years and the basic eagle seal will at all times signify and be a part of that.   CMP’s model within the firearms and marksmanship competitors house is rising so it’s the proper time for our emblem and the model it represents to evolve as properly.”

The Civilian Marksmanship Program’s lineage started in 1903 because the Nationwide Board for the Promotion of Rifle Observe underneath President Theodore Roosevelt and the Division of Battle. This system oversaw the administration of marksmanship for residents in america till 1996 when it remodeled into the CMP as we all know it immediately – a personal group with the mission to offer firearms security, training and coaching for all, particularly the youth group.

The CMP’s accompanying insignia, characterised by its eagle, stars and arrows, was derived from the seal of the Division of Protection and could be traced again to the Sixties.  The seal has undergone minor adjustments through the years however will now stand as a historic reference to the CMP and its earlier identities somewhat than its major model mannequin.  CEO O’Keefe additional states, “it’s the proper time for the CMP to transition from the legacy seal which displays CMP’s storied historical past as a part of the Authorities to a brand new emblem that higher represents the twenty first century CMP as a powerful and thriving personal group.   

The brand new CMP emblem takes on a extra forward-looking and minimalistic design to echo fashionable developments, mark the corporate’s singular id all whereas acknowledging  CMP’s sturdy model consciousness.   The bolded three-letter emblem embodies the CMP title and is in lockstep with its ideologies: Sturdy, Daring, Proud, Secure, Timeless. A reticle traced throughout the “C” of the emblem, a crosshair sample typically seen inside firearm sights, instantly associates the emblem with CMP’s persevering with mission – etching a transparent concentrate on marksmanship.

The revised emblem will now be the usual image on all CMP merchandise, correspondences and publications, whereas the basic eagle seal can be reserved just for official CMP letterhead and different particular tasks.

“We’re grateful for the place we’re afforded,” O’Keefe stated. “That’s, an viewers of people who’ve supported the CMP for generations – who’re in a position to acknowledge all that we stand for from our firm acronym alone.”

“The eagle seal will at all times be a part of the CMP’s legacy and can stay a profound icon for America’s marksmanship historical past,” he went on. “And we hope this new emblem will make an identical impression because it turns into synonymous with distinctive firearm coaching, accountable possession and competitors excellence.”

Extra Concerning the CMP:

The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is a Federally-chartered 501(c)(3) company that locations its highest precedence on firearms security and marksmanship actions with a concentrate on youth. CMP’s packages encourage private progress and construct life abilities, with such initiatives as its junior coaching and competitors packages, Affiliated Membership program and scholarships offering assist to residents of all backgrounds throughout the nation. Study extra in regards to the CMP at https://thecmp.org/. 

The Civilian Marksmanship Program is a federally chartered 501 (c) (3) non-profit company. It’s devoted to firearm security and marksmanship coaching and to the promotion of marksmanship competitors for residents of america. For extra details about the CMP and its packages, log onto www.TheCMP.org.