Media Kit

Introduction

Thank you for exploring the Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA) Media Kit & Brand Guide. We’ve assembled these resources to help you represent the NCOA accurately and consistently. Whether you’re writing a story, designing a flyer, or looking to collaborate, this guide will give you the logo files, brand usage tips, and organizational details you need.

NCOA Mission

The Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA), a Military Service Organization (MSO), was created in 1960 to address quality of life issues for enlisted members of our Active, Reserve, National Guard, Retired, and Veteran members of all branches of the Armed Forces as well as their families. As we have evolved, education, work force development, employment, legislative advocacy and the quality of life within our communities as well as the physical and mental health of our enlisted service men and women and their families have become our primary focus.

Our Impact

The NCOA stands for the 17.9 million Enlisted Veterans and 1.8 million Active Duty Service Members who wear or have worn the uniform. With over 70,000 members of our own, we work every day to protect their benefits, advocate for fair policies on Capitol Hill, and foster community support programs. As part of The Military Coalition (TMC), a group of more than 35 Military and Veteran Service Organizations, we help amplify Enlisted voices where it matters most.

Our Tagline

“Strength In Unity®” isn’t just a slogan, it’s the heart of our mission. We believe that when we unite in purpose for the Enlisted community, we can create lasting change. Our collective efforts strengthen advocacy in Washington, expand scholarships and benefits, and build a supportive network for those who have served our nation.

Our Logo

To save the graphic files below, move your mouse over the image, right-click (command-click on a Mac), and select "save image as." Once you download the file, you may adjust the image size.

Primary Logo

This is the main logo for the NCOA. The horizontal version should be used in most cases where the design allows.

Stacked Logo

The stacked logo should be used in narrower spaces where the primary logo will not fit, mostly in print and broadcast applications. Avoid using at small sizes, as it can become illegible.

NCOA Seal

The NCOA seal’s use is used in official correspondence, legal documents, reports, memoranda, ceremonial booklets, certificates, awards, branded merchandise, and other areas where deemed appropriate.